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Then you run a sample application on Pi to collect temperature and humidity data from a BME2. Finally, you send the sensor data to your Io. T hub. What you learn. How to create an Azure Io. T hub and get your new device connection string. How to connect Pi with a BME2. How to collect sensor data by running a sample application on Pi. How to send sensor data to your Io. T hub. What you need. The Raspberry Pi 2 or Raspberry Pi 3 board. An active Azure subscription. If you dont have an Azure account, create a free Azure trial account in just a few minutes. A monitor, a USB keyboard, and mouse that connect to Pi. A Mac or a PC that is running Windows or Linux. An Internet connection. A 1. 6 GB or above micro. SD card. A USB SD adapter or micro. SD card to burn the operating system image onto the micro. SD card. A 5 volt 2 amp power supply with the 6 foot micro USB cable. The following items are optional An assembled Adafruit BME2. A breadboard. 6 FM jumper wires. A diffused 1. 0 mm LED. Note. These items are optional because the code sample support simulated sensor data. Create an Io. T hub. Sign in to the Azure portal. Select New Internet of Things Io. T Hub. In the Io. T hub pane, enter the following information for your Io. T hub Name Create a name for your Io. T hub. If the name you enter is valid, a green check mark appears. Important. The Io. T hub will be publicly discoverable as a DNS endpoint, so make sure to avoid any sensitive information while naming it. Pricing and scale tier For this tutorial, select the F1 Free tier. For more information, see the Pricing and scale tier. Resource group Create a resource group to host the Io. T hub or use an existing one. For more information, see Use resource groups to manage your Azure resources. Location Select the closest location to you. Pin to dashboard Check this option for easy access to your Io. T hub from the dashboard. Click Create. Your Io. T hub might take a few minutes to create. You can monitor the progress in the Notifications pane. Now that you have created an Io. T hub, locate the important information that you use to connect devices and applications to your Io. T hub. After your Io. T hub is created, click it on the dashboard. Make a note of the Hostname, and then click Shared access policies. In the Shared access policies pane, click the iothubowner policy, and then copy and make a note of the Connection string of your Io. T hub. For more information, see Control access to Io. T Hub. Note. You will not need this iothubowner connection string for this set up tutorial. However, you may need it for some of the tutorials on different Io. T scenarios after you complete this set up. Register a device in the Io. T hub for your device. In the Azure portal, open your Io. T hub. Click Device Explorer. In the Device Explorer pane, click Add to add a device to your Io. T hub. Then do the following Device ID Enter the ID of the new device. Device IDs are case sensitive. Authentication Type Select Symmetric Key. Auto Generate Keys Select this check box. Connect device to Io. T Hub Click Enable. Important. The device ID may be visible in the logs collected for customer support and troubleshooting, so make sure to avoid any sensitive information while naming it. Click Save. After the device is created, open the device in the Device Explorer pane. Make a note of the primary key of the connection string. Setup Raspberry Pi. Install the Raspbian operating system for Pi. Prepare the micro. SD card for installation of the Raspbian image. Download Raspbian. Download Raspbian Jessie with Desktop the. Extract the Raspbian image to a folder on your computer. Install Raspbian to the micro. SD card. Download and install the Etcher SD card burner utility. Run Etcher and select the Raspbian image that you extracted in step 1. Select the micro. SD card drive. Note that Etcher may have already selected the correct drive. Click Flash to install Raspbian to the micro. SD card. Remove the micro. SD card from your computer when installation is complete. Its safe to remove the micro. SD card directly because Etcher automatically ejects or unmounts the micro. SD card upon completion. Insert the micro. SD card into Pi. Enable SSH and SPIConnect Pi to the monitor, keyboard and mouse, start Pi and then log in Raspbian by using pi as the user name and raspberry as the password. Click the Raspberry icon Preferences Raspberry Pi Configuration. On the Interfaces tab, set SPI and SSH to Enable, and then click OK. If you dont have physical sensors and want to use simulated sensor data, this step is optional. Connect the sensor to Pi. Use the breadboard and jumper wires to connect an LED and a BME2. Pi as follows. If you dont have the sensor, skip this section. The BME2. 80 sensor can collect temperature and humidity data. And the LED will blink if there is a communication between device and the cloud. For sensor pins, use the following wiring Start Sensor LEDEnd BoardCable Color. LED VDD Pin 5. GGPIO 4 Pin 7White cable. LED GND Pin 6. GGND Pin 6Black cable. Ramon Nomar, Janice Griffith'>Ramon Nomar, Janice Griffith. VDD Pin 1. 8F3. V PWR Pin 1. White cable. GND Pin 2. FGND Pin 2. Black cable. SCK Pin 2. FSPI0 SCLK Pin 2. Orange cable. SDO Pin 2. FSPI0 MISO Pin 2. Yellow cable. SDI Pin 2. FSPI0 MOSI Pin 1. Green cable. CS Pin 2. FSPI0 CS Pin 2. Blue cable. Click to view Raspberry Pi 2 3 Pin mappings for your reference. After youve successfully connected BME2. Raspberry Pi, it should be like below image. Connect Pi to the network. Turn on Pi by using the micro USB cable and the power supply. Use the Ethernet cable to connect Pi to your wired network or follow the instructions from the Raspberry Pi Foundation to connect Pi to your wireless network. After your Pi has been successfully connected to the network, you need to take a note of the IP address of your Pi. Run a sample application on Pi. Login to your Raspberry Pi. Use one of the following SSH clients from your host computer to connect to your Raspberry Pi. Windows Users. Download and install Pu. TTY for Windows. Copy the IP address of your Pi into the Host name or IP address section and select SSH as the connection type. Mac and Ubuntu Users. Use the built in SSH client on Ubuntu or mac. OS. You might need to run ssh pilt ip address of pi to connect Pi via SSH. Note. The default username is pi, and the password is raspberry. Configure the sample application. Clone the sample application by running the following command sudo apt get install git core. Azure Samplesiot hub c raspberrypi client app. Run setup script cd. Note. If you dont have a physical BME2. Build and run the sample application. Build the sample application by running the following command cmake. Run the sample application by running the following command sudo. DEVICE CONNECTION STRING.