Lesson 3 — Bring It to Life

Path A — Real hardware (ESP32)

#include <hyperwisor-iot.h>

HyperwisorIOT device;

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(115200);
  device.begin();               // connects, or starts AP-mode for provisioning
  Serial.println("Device ID: " + device.getDeviceId());
}

void loop() {
  device.loop();                // keep the connection alive
}

On first boot the device has no credentials, so it starts its own access point:


Connect to Wi-Fi	`NIKOLAINDUSTRY_Setup`
Password	`0123456789`

Open the provisioning page, enter your Wi-Fi and device details, and the device restarts and connects. (Full detail: Provisioning.)

Path B — No hardware (LiveLink Simulator)

No ESP32 on hand? Use the Studio’s LiveLink Simulator (Develop → LiveLink Simulator). It simulates both sides of the connection so you can complete the loop with nothing but the browser.

Open LiveLink

In your product’s Studio, open LiveLink Simulator.

Connect the Device side

Give the Device Side a device ID and connect. It’s now a live stand-in for real hardware.

Connect the App side

Connect the User / App Side with a user/session ID to see traffic in both directions.

LiveLink Simulator with both sides live — LiveLink Simulator — both sides connected over the secure relay, standing in for real hardware.

You’ll send and receive real messages here in Lesson 4 — no firmware required.

Either a real device printing its ID and connecting, or both sides of LiveLink connected and showing “live traffic.”

Next: the core loop

Values up, commands down.

Get Started

Lessons

Lesson 3 — Bring It to Life

Path A — Real hardware (ESP32)

Path B — No hardware (LiveLink Simulator)

Next: the core loop

​Path A — Real hardware (ESP32)

​Path B — No hardware (LiveLink Simulator)

Next: the core loop

Path A — Real hardware (ESP32)

Path B — No hardware (LiveLink Simulator)