paste the following in "Additional Boards Manager": # run arduino (Start>Programming>Arduino) and menu: edit > preferences. # now you need to add esp8266/nodemcu support to arduino ide Sudo mv /home/pi/Downloads/arduino-1.8.5 /opt/arduino-1.8.5
# extract in place by right clicking using: # on pi in Chromium browser navigate to and download for linux arm
#Wonderware demo mode install
If you use Arduino on pi, don't use the standard installation (sudo apt-get install arudino) because that is an old version that doesn't support other boards like the ESP8266.
#Wonderware demo mode Pc
These are programmed with the arduino IDE - which can be installed on either a PC or your Raspberry PI. We went with an ESP8266 12E microcontroller (also known as NodeMCU), 2 temperature probes and an ultrasonic distance sensor. To skip the pi and use just the PC you can install an mqtt broker on your PC (again, either mosquitto or several others are available for PC) and use it with Wonderware InTouch or ITME or System Platform.
We use it to create the HMI and download it to the pi. On a PC install the Wonderware ITME Development environment (demo mode available from your Wonderware guy or downloadable from You can run any MQTT Broker (mosquitto, node-red, or perhaps others) If you already have a raspberry pi (2, 3 or maybe even a zero - I haven't tried IoTView with the slower processor in pizerow) then you can skip buying the pi stuff otherwise you may look at parts such as these: Sudo cp webaddon/CGI/WebCGIProc /usr/lib/cgi-bin/WebCGIProcġ47 sudo cp webaddon/CGI/WebCGIProc /usr/lib/cgi-bin/WebCGIProcġ48 sudo chmod a+x /usr/lib/cgi-bin/WebCGIProc # now on raspberry create a directory and copy those:Ĭp /media/pi/LexarNTFS/iotview /home/pi/iotview
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