Program The IOT2000 With Arduino IDE!

Check this tutorial or the video! :)

Step 1: Setting Up Your IOT2000!

You will need the next parts.

• 9-36V DC power supply.

• Micro SD card (Min 8GB)

• 5V LED- Micro USB cable

• Arduino IDE software https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

Your IOT2000 needs an SD card with the Siemens image on it.It will boot from it.

Step 2: Create a Bootable SD Card

The next steps will explain you how to create it.

• Place the SD card in your PC.

• Download WIN32DiskImager. https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/

• Download the Siemens Image. https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/document/1...

• Open the WIN32DiskImager and write the file on your SD card.

• Place it in the IOT2000. (The IOT2000 must be voltage free!)

Step 3: Download the Intel Galileo Package in Arduino IDE

We must import the Intel Galileo package in the Arduino IDE software.

• Open Arduino IDE

• Go to Tools > Boards > Board Manager.

• Search for "I5"

• Download & install the latest version.

• Check at "Boards" for the Intel Galileo gen2 and select it

Step 4: Power & Drivers

So we are almost there.... :)

• Set the power on your IOT2000

• If everything goes alright, the PWR led should be on.

• It takes about 30 seconds before your IOT2000 has fully started.

• Attach the Micro USB to your IOT2000.

• If your PC don't recognizes your IOT2000, update the drivers manually.

• You can download them here.https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/26417/Intel-Galileo-Firmware-Updater-and-Drivers?product=83137

Step 5: Upload the Arduino Sketch to the IOT2000

So finally we are going to upload the Blink Sketch.

• Open your Arduino IDE software.

• If it's right, you should have a new COM-port named "Intel Galileo"

• Select it.

• Upload the Blink sketch to your IOT2000!

• The pinlayout in the IOT2000 is the same as the Arduino UNO. (Pay attention! The Vin is the same voltage as your power supply!)

• Attach the Led to pin 13 & GND.

• It should be blinking! :D