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Shows how to use the [nanoFramework.Device.OneWire](http://docs.nanoframework.net/api/nanoFramework.Device.OneWire.html) API to read and write from/to a 1-Wire device.
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The sample is [located here](./).
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## Hardware requirements
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- A .NET nanoFramework target with 1-Wire capability enabled in the firmware for example a STM32F407_DISCO or any of the ESP32 targets.
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# 🌶️🌶️ -Azure AMQP sample
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Shows how to use AMQP.Net Lite library with Azure.
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Shows how to use AMQP.Net Lite library.
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The sample is [located here](./Program.cs).
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## Hardware requirements
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1. Generate an SAS Token for your device. [Azure IoT Explorer](https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-explorer) it's a convenient tool to do this for you.
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After setting up the access to you IoT Hub, navigate to the device, enter the desired parameters and generate the SAS Token (see the print screen below).
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# 🌶️🌶️ - Azure Service Bus AMQP sample
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> **Note:** This sample is part of a large collection of nanoFramework feature samples.
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The sample pack is [located here](./).
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Shows how to use M2Mqtt library with Azure IoT measuring a BMP280 sensor. This leverages the [nanoFramework.IoT.Device](https://github.com/nanoframework/nanoFramework.IoT.Device) repository.
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**Important**: You can debug this sample only for one cycle as the device will very quickly go to sleep. If you want to debug, comment the part where it goes to sleep and replace with and infinite thread sleep timeout or a loop to once of the previous part of the code.
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This sample uses a specific DTDL as an example, [you'll find it here](https://github.com/Azure/iot-plugandplay-models/blob/main/dtmi/com/example/thermostat-1.json). The Model ID is `dtmi:com:example:Thermostat;1`. This is what is going to be used in this sample.
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This sample uses a very popular BMP280 sensor. If you don't have this sensor, there is part of the code that is marked as comment. Just comment those lines and uncomment one of the line. This will simply simulate the sensor with static data.
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