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mangOH allows you to use existing open hardware Arduino compatible shields.  There is an Arduino compatible connector that allows any Arduino shields to be plugged on top of the mangoh.There is an onboard ATMega32u4 chipset directly talking to the WP module.We have a prebuilt legato bridge application allowing seamless connection between the Arduino shield and WP module. We have a two way data exchange between the Arduino shield and anyother application connected to the mangoh. We also provide a couple of additional APIs that allow you to push the data to the cloud. For the Hackathon, the Arduino Legato app (called Arduino Bridge) talks to the ATmega chipset and takes care of the bringing data from arduino sensors into the WP module

 

 

 

 

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b. Legato Open Source Embedded Linux Framework:  An open source Linux-based embedded platform designed to simplify connected IoT application development. Using Legato Framework  developers with limited hardware, wireless, embedded or cloud expertise can build applications easily.

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  • 2G/3G/4G  CF3 WP modem 
  • WiFi /BT  IoT IoT Expander card for Client or AP mode and to attach to BLE sensors
  • Location sensing is provided by an on board GPS.
  • Sierra Wireless Smart SIM

 

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 WiFi/BT IoT Expander Card

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The APIs we will provide for building various IoT use cases include (but not limited to):

Legato API

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The platform architecture for the hackathon will involve the following applications :

  • Arduino app: Gathering & publishing data  provided by the Grove studio sensors
  • BT app: Gathering & publishing data using  the BLE based Sensor Tag sensors
  • WiFi app : Used to provide connectivity either in client or AP mode
  • Twitter app: To push data to twitter
  • Data Router: Provides a way for the apps to publish and subscribe to data as well as pushes it to the AirVantage cloud using MQTT or LWM2M
  • MQTT: Provides mechanism to push data to the cloud
  • Smart City app: Subscribes to sensor data from BT and Arduino app. Publishes set of chosen data to Cloud

 

Sensors used in Hackathon and potential use cases

 

SensorAttached to DetectionSome Use cases
DustmangOH direct onlyParticle detection. Reading is ppmsmart city, health   for air quality
Oxygen sensormangOH direct onlyExact value of Oxygen in the air. Reading is percentagesmart city, health   for air quality
Noise mangOH direct onlyMonitor noise pollution from traffic, industry, construction. Reading is analog valuesmart city, health   for sound pollution 
LightmangOH direct & via Sensor TagMeasure light as analog reading (direct attach to mangoh) or Lux (BT sensor)Smart City  (Dimm or turn on lights when no is there,   save cost )
AccelerometerSensor Tag only3 axis acceleration   detection in gSmart   vehicle (accident, speed, container shipment) for smart city,
    Smart health for accident
GyrocscopeSensor Tag onlyUsed for angular measurements. deg/sSmart   vehicle (accident, speed) for smart city,
    Smart health for accident
BarometerSensor Tag onlyFor height detection. Value is in hectopascal Smart   vehicle (dead reckong applications etc.), weather 
    Smart health for wearables/ weather etc. 
HumiditymangOH direct & via Sensor TagHumidity measurement   in %Smart   city & smart health environmental 
Object   temperatureSensor Tag onlyInfra Red Temperature   measurement in CSmart   city infra red temperature monitoring
WatermangOH directWater presence.   Reading is booleanSmart   city water management
Ambient   temperaturemangOH direct & via Sensor TagTemperature measurement in CSmart   city & smart health environmental 
Digital   Microphone -> actuatedSensor Tag onlyActuation of alert via soundSmart   city , smart health alarm 
LEDs ->   actuatedSensor Tag onlyActuation of alert via lightSmart   city , smart health alarm 

 

 

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Using the Hackathon Platform

There is an incompatibility between NetworkManager in Ubuntu 16.04 and the ECM interface on the mangOH Green.  In order to bring up the interface, run the command sudo ifconfig enx1e1e131e3b4a up 192.168.2.3

Sierra will provide 16 completely assembled kits with the following:

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In the system, in order to get data from mangOH you need to enter the following:

  • Server: eu.airvantage.net port 1883
  • Topic : IMEI/messages/json
  • Server: eu.airvantage.net port 1883

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  • QoS: 0 (Default)
  • Name: {Any desired text string} This is a text identifier for the MQTT Input Node

 

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Match your input values for the following screen 

 

 User

  • User name : IMEI# of your module (you got that from CM info command)
  • password: SWI

 

Some users have reported problems consuming the payload once it is in Node-RED.  The javascript below should help to avoid a couple of pitfalls.

var msgStr = '{"payload": "{\\\"arduino.water\\\": true}"}';
var msgObj = JSON.parse(msgStr);
var payloadStr = msgObj["payload"];
var payloadObj = JSON.parse(payloadStr);
alert(payloadObj["arduino.water"]);

 

For direct response to questions, please register on the forum at  mangoh.io ( http://forum.mangoh.io/