AdamCummick

/*
  FACTS P1AM Example Series #2 - Web Server Analog Input

  This example uses the P1AM-ETH shield to create a webserver that displays the input values of a P1-04ADL02 to a webpage.
  You can visit this webpage by entering it's IP address in a browser. the default address is 192.168.1.177. 
  This page will display the readings of all 4 channels in volts and in counts.
 
  You can find information on the P1-04ADL-2 and other modules here: https://facts-engineering.github.io/modules/P1-04ADL-2/P1-04ADL-2.html

  The analog input module we used is the P1-04ADL-2, though you can easily use any analog or discrete module as long as you tweak

AdamCummick

/*  FACTS P1AM Example Series #1 - MQTT Call and Response
 * 
 *  This example uses an MQTT broker to update the outputs of a P1-08TRS
 *  to the inputs of a P1-08SIM. You can easily switch these out for any
 *  discrete input or output module.
 * 
 *  I used shiftr.io for this example. This is a free MQTT broker that provides
 *  nice visualisation and is great for testing. If you want to use a different broker,
 *  just update the broker string to the proper URL and update any login credentials
 *