Difference between revisions of "Switching power with IFTTT"

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To get started, inbox your d-link powerpoint and followed the instructions provided to connect it to your WiFi network.  
 
To get started, inbox your d-link powerpoint and followed the instructions provided to connect it to your WiFi network.  
  
[[File:Dlink_powerplug.png|right|thumbnail| Our Australian 240v powerpoint]]
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[[File:Dlink_app.png|right|thumbnail| Follow the link instructions until you reach this point]]
  
  
 
In this activity If you are working through this on your own, and prefer a video guide, you can find one
 
In this activity If you are working through this on your own, and prefer a video guide, you can find one

Revision as of 01:29, 15 July 2020

In this activity, we will switch a power plug on and off using the IFTTT. Before we get started, a quick word of safety. I have been very very careful to not expose any electronics greater than 5V USB or a 9v battery. In this lab we will only interact with the 240v power plug through an app. We will just treated it as a regular powerplug, except that the switch is now internet controlled. You must take this mindset, of never ever touching anything 240v. Your life, as well as the life of others around you depend on this. With any electronics that you interact with, if you don't understand something, don't touch it and contact an electrician.

Our Australian 240v powerpoint

Getting Started

To get started, inbox your d-link powerpoint and followed the instructions provided to connect it to your WiFi network.

Follow the link instructions until you reach this point


In this activity If you are working through this on your own, and prefer a video guide, you can find one