Sample Code for the Xkit - built for Arduino. The perfect way to get started with Sigfox, the Thinxtra devkit Xkit boasts a full suite of features and accessories to empower anyone to set up an IoT solution, even with very little hardware experience. Perfect for start-ups, design houses, universities and schools, the kit has everything you need to hit the ground running using the globally available Sigfox network.
The example code can be found in the DemoApp folder.
This project provides library for fast development of Sigfox-based solutions.
The libraries should be copied to the location of Arduino libraries on your computer.
The development guide with Xkit using the libraries in this project is given in the Xkit Development Guide at http://www.thinxtra.com/xkit/
You can find the schematics of the Xkit in the Documents > Xkit_Schematics. If you do not want to use our library to send Sigfox message, you can find the AT command list in Documents > Wisol_Command_and_Schematics. AT commands are used to communicate with the Sigfox module (Wisol) on the Xkit. If you refer using the USB port on the XKit for this purpose, please remember to set the jumpers on the Xkit to the USB-use configuration.
The libraries is mainly contributed by Thomas Ho of Thinxtra Solution Pty.
This project has used the Adafruit_MMA8451_Library and Adafruit_BMP280_Library. Copyright (c) 2012, Adafruit Industries.
This project also used the SimpleTimer library of Andrew Mascolo (HazardsMind).