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I recently received an MXCHIP IoT DevKIT and I experimented the Azure connectivity functions available in the Arduino library for this platform.
The "DevKit -Get Started" section of the github gives detailed description of each step:
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-iot-workbench/blob/master/docs/iot-devkit/devkit-get-started.md
I'll summarize the actions I had to perform to establish an MQTT exchange between my MXCHIP board and Azure IoT Hub:
I first installed two tools on my machine:
- Ardunio IDE
- Visual Studio Code
VS Code contains all specific entries required to handle Azure functions, which are not in the Arduino IDE, moreover it is a pretty efficient IDE compared to Arduino.
Two extensions must be installed in VS Code: "Azure IoT Workbench" and "Arduino". Then the specific platform for the MX board must be installed from Arduino Board manager.
At this point I had all the tools to build and run the GetStarted applicat ...
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