Could anyone help me?
I’m a newbie in Sigfox.
I use UNAmkr and Arduino MKR zero.
In the case of Sigfox integration:
Where I can get “bucket_id” & Bearer {access_token} ?
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Every time I use ‘struct’ to define different data types as in the link below error message shows that the variable doesn’t name a type, while I have already defined them in the struct.
https://docs.thinger.io/quick-sart/devices/sigfox#programming-sigfox-devices
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// Uplink HEX data
byte hex_data[] = {0x01,0x02,0x03,0x04,0x05,0x06};
int data_length = sizeof(hex_data);
my_mkr.uplink(hex_data, data_length);
my_mkr.getData_CheckOk(1000);
Does anyone know how to use the UNAmkr Sigfox kit to send data? could anyone explain this code?
Hi,
The “bucket_id” is established when you create the bucket, at the “Data Buckets” page, is the first row (if you have buckets already created).
The token you need to create and give the appropriate access, to write in the bucket, you can do this at the “Access Tokens” page.
Both pages are pretty intuitives, but if you have any doubt, post here to try to solve it.
Hope this helps.
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Thank you for your reply.
I have tried to use Sigfox integration in the "Thinger.io"→ “plugin"→ 'all” "section.
but I got this message
Ooops! Cannot process your request. Error 400 (cannot install plugin. account limits reached.)
- Why I got this message?
Uh yes, I forgot that you need to use a plugin to access this feature, and the plugins usage is a private instance exclusive property.
I don’t know if you can get internet access from SigFox network (sorry I have no experience with this technology), because if your device have internet access, maybe you can try to write directly from the device to the bucket, by the rest-api feature.
Hope this helps.
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Even you can use the “http devices” way, as is explained here:
https://docs.thinger.io/quick-sart/devices/http-devices
Hope this helps.