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R12QS0036EJ0102 Quick Start Guide for Pre-Installed Demo with Renesas RX65N Cloud Kit Note: The steps described in this document were correct at the time of this document was created and may have changed at the time of reading. This document describes how to install and run the AWS cloud connectivity demo on Renesas RX65N Cloud Kit and visualize the sensor data on the web dashboard. What you need to get started: 1. Prepare Renesas RX65N Cloud Kit (www.renesas.com/rx65n-cloud) 2. Register AWS account (https://aws.amazon.com) 3. Register Renesas web dashboard account (https://cloud.renesasrx.com/accounts/register#) 4. Write the sample program if your board is re-flashed from the default (https://www.renesas.com/search/keyword-search.html#q=R01QS0035EU) 5. Prepare Wi-Fi Internet access environment 1. Register AWS Account 1. Create an AWS account by going to portal: https://portal.aws.amazon.com/billing/signup#/start 2. After login, go to your account name in upper right-hand corner and click on “My Security Credentials”. 3. If the below window pops up, click on “Continue to Security Credentials”. 4. Click on “Access keys (access key ID and secret access key)”. 5. Click on “Create New Access Key” and ‘Download Key File”. Make a note of the “Access Key ID’ and “Secret Access Key”. This information will be required in Step 7. 2. Register Web Dashboard Account and Create an IoT Thing 6. Create a web dashboard account at https://cloud.renesasrx.com 7. After login, go to “Setting” and enter the cloud provider configuration by entering the “AWS Access Key” and “AWS Secret Key” noted in the Step 5. Make sure to select “AWS IoT Core Region” same as AWS account. Click “Save”. This will provision the dashboard for the AWS access. We do not use access key and secret key for any purpose other than sending and receiving data on this Dashboard. 8. Click on “Register a new device” and Enter any name under “Device Name” and then click “Create”. 9. A new window will pop up with the device name and security credentials. Make a note of all the data or save the webpage for later reference. Don’t close this window until kit is provisioned for the credentials as this information is available only once. 3. Provision the Kit for the AWS Credentials 10. Connect the cloud kit as below. Make sure Silex Pmod module is connected to Cloud Option Board PMOD connector CN5. Cloud Option Board CN6(Basically unused) ECN1(Debugger USB) CN18(USB-Serial) Silex Pmod Module Target Board for RX65N EJ2(Short: Standalone mode, Not short: Debug mode) 11. Connect USB cable from CN18 to the PC. 12. Open Terminal program like “Tera Term” and configure it for serial connection as 115k baud rate, 8-bit data, no parity. Make sure to assign the COM port assigned to the kit. 13. Ensure link is fitted to EJ2 on the Target Board for RX65N for non-debugger operation. 14. Power up the kit by connecting USB cables to TB board connector ECN1. 15. If the board is pre-programmed with the demo code and has no Wi-Fi and AWS credential pre-stored, the following message will appear on the Terminal window. Skip the steps 16 and 17 and follow the steps thereafter. 16. If the board is provisioned already with the Wi-Fi and AWS credential, the below message will be shown on the terminal. 17. If unsure about provisioning data, click any key to program the new provisioning data. Otherwise, if the kit is provisioned with the correct data, then wait for the kit to connect to AWS and skip the steps 18 to 23. 18. Enter Wi-Fi SSID and click enter. 19. Enter Wi-Fi password for the Wi-Fi network chosen in the previous step. 20. Input the device name created in the dashboard in the Step 8 and press enter. 21. Copy and paste the endpoint address from credential window of the dashboard and press enter. 22. Copy and paste the certificate from credential window from the dashboard and press enter. 23. Copy and paste the private key from the dashboard and press enter. 24. Verify the setting. If correct, enter “0” to write the provisioning data in Flash. 25. Wait about 1 minute without inputting anything from the keyboard. If you enter something from the keyboard here, the SSID and password entered 1) to 6) will be cleared and you will need to enter it again. After a reset or when the power is turned on again, it will try to connect to the cloud with the SSID and password entered previously. If you change the SSID or password, you can reset it by pressing any key at the step of “Please press any button to reprovision”. If communication does not start in about 1 minute, press RESET_SW and wait again or check the input information again. 26. If provisioning information is correct then the kit will be connected to AWS now, and will be ready to post the sensor data on AWS cloud and dashboard. 4. Visualize Sensor Data on the dashboard 27. Go back to Dashboard and close the credential window. 28. Click on “Device”. Click “View” button to see the sensor dashboard. 29. The dashboard will open and show the sensor’s value. The sensor value will be updated every 30 seconds. 5. Monitor Sensor data on AWS Console 30. Go back to AWS account. Click on “Services->IoT Core->Manage->Things”. 31. Click on the Things name (Referred as device name) created in the dashboard (step 8). 32. Click on Shadow to monitor sensor data. 6. Next Step After you have completed quick start procedure, edit the program by referring to the Getting Started and the sample program. 7. User Manuals The user manuals for this kit is available at: www.renesas.com/rx65n-cloud RX65N Group User's Manuals (R01UH0590EJ0210) is available at: https://www.renesas.com/RX65N 8. Support Online technical support and information is available at: https://en-support.renesas.com/dashboard Technical Contact Details: https://www.renesas.com/us/en/support/contact.html © 2021 Renesas Electronics Corporation. All rights reserved. Website: https://www.renesas.com/