A Remote LED Light With Durian UNO ESP8266 IoT Starter Kit and Blynk

This is a step by step tutorial on how to make a Remote LED Light With ESP32 and Blynk

• Durian UNO ESP8266 IoT Starter Kit
• Blynk app installed on your phone
• Arduino IDE installed on your PC / laptop

Connect the led light and the fan to the board, make sure to check the colour of the wire.

(Unscrew the screws with a screwdriver before connecting the wires and make sure to tighten the screws after connecting all the wires)

• Download Arduino IDE from this offical website
• Download the code from this website
• Unzip the file, select DurianUno_Module_5_Smart_Home
• Copy the code to the arduino IDE
• On the arduino IDE, go to [Sketch] → [Include Library] → [Manage Libraries...]
• Search 'mybotic' and download the newest version
• Connect the board to your laptop with a type c usb cable.
• Next, go to [Tools] → [Board:] → [Arduino AVR Boards] → [Arduino Uno]
• Then, Go to [Tools] → [Port] →select the port you want to use

Good job, now you have set up all the things for Arduino IDE :)

• Create an account at http://blynk.cloud
• Go to the main menu, click + New Template
• Enter the details for the template
• Now, create 4 virtual datastreams using the data on pic 3 - 7, MAKE SURE YOU ENTERED THE EXACT DATA!!! (The colour doesnt matter)
• Now go to the main menu and click the magnifier on the left. Click add device . Then, click the Template and select Module 5.
• You should now have auth token, template id and template name, copy those.
• Go back to the arduino code, replace the placeholder code with your own auth tokens.
• Scroll down a bit, find the code where requires you to enter your wifi credentials. Delete the placeholder code and enter your own.
• Upload your code.

• When you open up the blynk app, if you had logged in to your account, you should have your device on the main menu
• When you click it, it should be empty, press the wrench at the top right
• Add 2 buttons and 2 sliders
• Configure the buttons and slides according to Pic 5 - 8
• Now your screen should looks like pic 9

• Now go back to arduino, go [Tools] --> [Serial monitor], the serial monitor should looks like pic 1 after you uploaded the code.
• Now open the Blynk app on your phone, try pressing the button, everything should work as intended.
• Good job, u have finished this project!