Electra IOT is an sample implementation of a home automation system. Here you can find the Codes used for the microcontrollers used in the project.

The Electra_Node_code.ino file contains the main code for a NodeMCU, which is used to control and monitor various components. The code is primarily written in C/C++. Here is a breakdown of the key functionalities:

The code utilizes several libraries for specific functionalities:

• ESP8266WiFi.h: Handles WiFi connectivity for the NodeMCU.
• WiFiClient.h: Manages WiFi client connections.
• ESP8266HTTPClient.h: Provides HTTP client functionality for making web requests.
• DHT.h: Library for interfacing with DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor.

The code defines several constants representing pin configurations for different components connected to the NodeMCU, such as LEDs, ultrasonic sensor (HC-SR04), relay switches, MQ2 gas sensor, and a buzzer.

SSID and password for the WiFi network are specified, and the NodeMCU is configured to connect to the network.

The setup() function performs the following tasks:

1. Initializes serial communication for debugging.
2. Configures WiFi mode and connects to the specified WiFi network.
3. Sets up pin modes for various components (LEDs, switches, sensors).
4. Initializes the DHT sensor.
5. Waits for the WiFi connection to be established, flashing an onboard LED as an indicator.

• DHT11sensor(): Reads temperature from the DHT11 sensor.
• GetDistance(): Uses an ultrasonic sensor to measure distance.
• gassensor(): Reads values from the MQ2 gas sensor and controls a buzzer based on the gas level.

The loop() function is the main execution loop that performs the following actions:

1. Periodically reads distance from the ultrasonic sensor, sends the data to a web server, and prints the result to the serial monitor.
2. Reads the status of relay switches from a web server and controls the corresponding switches accordingly.
3. Reads temperature from the DHT11 sensor, sends the data to a web server.
4. Reads gas levels from the MQ2 sensor, sends the data to a web server, and controls a buzzer based on the gas level.
5. Reads the status of lights and locks from a web server and controls the corresponding switches accordingly.

The code essentially turns the NodeMCU into a smart device that monitors environmental conditions, interacts with relay switches based on web server commands, and reports sensor data to a remote server. It demonstrates the integration of various sensors and actuators in an IoT (Internet of Things) application.

The Con_Web.ino file, part of a series with different versions, represents a crucial component of the code responsible for communicating with a web server. The code utilizes the HTTPClient library to send requests and receive responses from a specified server. Here is an explanation of the key functionalities:

This function is designed to communicate with a web server to retrieve data related to lights or lock status from a MySQL database. It takes an id parameter, which is used to identify the specific data to be retrieved.

1. HTTPClient Initialization: Creates an instance of the HTTPClient class named http.

2. Server Connection Setup:

   • Constructs the server address (LinkGet) by combining the host and a specific address (ArduiT2/GetData2.php).
   • Constructs the data to be sent in the request (getData) by appending the id parameter.
   • Prints debug information about the connection attempt.

3. HTTP Request Setup:

   • Specifies the request destination using http.begin(LinkGet).
   • Adds a header specifying the content type.

4. Sending Request and Receiving Response:

   • Sends the HTTP POST request with the constructed data.
   • Retrieves the response payload from the server.

5. Debug Printing:

   • Prints the HTTP return code and the received payload for debugging purposes.

6. Closing Connection (Unreachable Code):

   • Despite being present in the code, the statements after the return are unreachable. The function exits before reaching this part.

7. Return:

   • Returns the received payload as a String.

The Con_Web.ino file, through the Con_Web function, encapsulates the logic for interacting with a web server to obtain information related to lights or lock status based on a provided id. It demonstrates the use of HTTP requests to communicate with a cloud server, showcasing an integral part of the overall IoT functionality. Note that the statements after the return statement are never executed, as the function exits before reaching that part.