1. Configure the Wi-Fi module (detailed instructions are available here).
2. Use the code from Project 1 as a base.
3. Add functionality to send variables to the cloud server.
CONFIG
ONE_WIRE 12
ENDCONFIG
VAR T, H, F
// Declare variables:
// T – temperature in Celsius
// H – humidity in percent
// F – temperature in Fahrenheit
DHT_INIT(T, H, 300)
// Initialize DHT temperature & humidity sensor
// T will store temperature (°C)
// H will store humidity (%)
// 300 ms – sensor measurement interval
DISPLAY_INIT(I2C, HD44780, 20, 2)
// Initialize LCD display
// I2C – communication interface
// HD44780 – display controller
// 20 columns, 2 rows
VARS_PUBLISH(F,H) // Sends the values of variables F and H to the server via a Wi-Fi connection
WHILE(1)
// Infinite loop for continuous measurements
F = T * 9 / 5 + 32
// Convert temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit
DISPLAY_TEXT(0, 0, "Temp: ", F.0, "F", Font_7x10, 1, 0x0000)
// Display temperature on row 0 of the LCD
DISPLAY_TEXT(0, 1, "Hum : ", H.0, "%", Font_7x10, 1, 0x0000)
// Display humidity on row 1 of the LCD
PAUSE 1000
// Wait 1000 ms (1 second) before the next measurement
WEND
// End of infinite loopUpload and run the program on the device.
Open the mobile app on your phone and go to the Widgets tab.
Add widgets to the dashboard: 2× Label and 1× Graph.
Label widgets can dynamically change text color based on user-defined value ranges, while the Graph widget visualizes data in real time.
| Temperature | Meaning | HEX Color | RGB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32–50°F | Cold / Freezing | #1E90FF | 🔵 Blue — cold |
| 50–68°F | Cool | #00BFFF | 🔷 Light Blue — cool |
| 68–86°F | Mild / Comfortable | #3CB371 | 🟢 Green — comfortable |
| 86–104°F | Warm | #FFD700 | 🟡 Yellow — warm |
| 104–122°F | Hot | #FF8C00 | 🟠 Orange — hot |
| 122–140°F | Very Hot / Danger | #DC143C | 🔴 Red — dangerously hot |
We can also add the Lamp widget, which can change its color depending on defined conditions and values.