Step 1
App
Step 1
Set Up Pico Ctrl
1. Install Pico Ctrl fromGoogle Play Store
2. Log in
3. Create new Device andCopy Device Secret, it will be needed for Raspberry Pi Pico set-up
2. Log in
3. Create new Device andCopy Device Secret, it will be needed for Raspberry Pi Pico set-up
Step 2
Set-up
Step 2
Set Up Raspberry Pi Pico
1.Download .uf2 fileto your computer
2. Drag it to Raspberry Pi Pico W
3. It should blink 3 times, it means wifi hotspot started
4. Connect to wifi namedPico. You will be asked to sign-in, this is where you actualy set-up Pico. If you get no sign-in, goto internet browser and enter urlhttp://raspberry.pico
5. Enter your wifiName,PasswordandSecret generated for device in app
6. ClickReboot device. If itblinks 1 time, this is it, else, repeat from step 4
2. Drag it to Raspberry Pi Pico W
3. It should blink 3 times, it means wifi hotspot started
4. Connect to wifi namedPico. You will be asked to sign-in, this is where you actualy set-up Pico. If you get no sign-in, goto internet browser and enter urlhttp://raspberry.pico
5. Enter your wifiName,PasswordandSecret generated for device in app
6. ClickReboot device. If itblinks 1 time, this is it, else, repeat from step 4
Step 3
Run Control
Step 3
Test Pico Control with Pico Ctrl
1.Create new Controllerin Pico Ctrl
2. Name it by action, for example Led Blink
3. Enter ON Command, it can be:
led=1,GP1=1,GP1=0, or any other GP needed to turn on/off.
GP stands for GPIO on Pico, each command should be separated by space. Should look like this:led=1 GP1=1 GP12=1
4. Update Device by clicking on it in Devices
5. Toggle your created action on and Update
6. Click on Control in Devices Control
2. Name it by action, for example Led Blink
3. Enter ON Command, it can be:
led=1,GP1=1,GP1=0, or any other GP needed to turn on/off.
GP stands for GPIO on Pico, each command should be separated by space. Should look like this:led=1 GP1=1 GP12=1
4. Update Device by clicking on it in Devices
5. Toggle your created action on and Update
6. Click on Control in Devices Control
