Buongiorno, sono fabio.
Utilizzando Iot Cloud con una NANO 33 IoT, viene generato automaticamente uno Sketch con riferimento alla variabile appena creata.
In realtà avevo gia il mio Sketch utilizzato con l'Arduino IDE, ma quando provo ad importarlo (utilizzando "open Full Editor ed associandolo alla scheda Nano 33 Iot) questo non viene caricato sul cloud, nonostante venga caricato sulla scheda ed il software funzioni sul test seriale.
In poche parole non viene associato allo Sketch della Thing che resta quello autogenerato creando la variabile.
Qualche consiglio su come associare il mio codice alla Thing ?
Grazie
Hello @Ayrol, please rewrite your post in English, since we're not in the Italian section.
If you want to edit offline the auto-generated sketch, the best way to do this is by using the version 2.0 of the Arduino IDE, which allows you to work on your remote sketchbook.
Without using the remote sketch book, if you want your offline sketch to be used inside IoT Cloud, and associated to a certain Thing, you need to manually copy it and paste on the full editor.
Hi, I'm Fabio.
Using Iot Cloud with a NANO 33 IoT, a Sketch is automatically generated with reference to the newly created variable.
In reality, I already had my Sketch used with the Arduino IDE, but when I try to import it (using "open Full Editor" (remote sketchbook) and associating it to the Nano 33 Iot board) it is not loaded on the cloud, although it is loaded on the board and the software works on the serial test.
In short, it is not associated with the Sketch of the Thing, which remains the self-generated one by creating the variable.
Any advice on how to bind my code to the Thing?
Thank you
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