This tutorial mainly introduces how to simulate data upload by using API testing tool.
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**Hardware**
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No hardware is required. Only simulate data upload by API testing tool ?provided by Devicebit platform.
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**Procedure：**
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1?Register Devicebit Account?(www.devicebit.com)
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Pic.1 ?Sign Up?
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2?Add?***My Device, Sensors: Humidity and Temperature*** (The steps are as follows.?Note: note down the ID, for it will be used in Api calling.)
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???2.1 Add A Device
? ??After login, go to?My Devices?->?Devices->Add a Device
??? ?First, click on Devices? -> Add A Device?, as the picture1 below. After entering the related ?information, click on Save.
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Pic.2 Add A Device
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???2.2 Add Humidity
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? ? ? ???The next step is to add the humidity sensor. Go to**?*My Devices->?Sensors&Controllers->Sensor***, click on?***Add****.*
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Pic.3 ?Sensors?
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??? ? ? ? ???Then there will be the?***Add A Sensor***?page.?
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??Pic.4 ?Add Humidity
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As the above picture shows, enter Humidity for ID (Note down the? **ID**?for it will be used in Api calling). Select **Humidity? Monitoring**?for?***Type***. Seclet?% for?***Unit***?. Select My Device?which is created previously. Enter?**Humidity?***for** Name***. If you want others could view the humidity data, tick?***Yes***?for?***Public***?item.
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2.3 Add Temperature
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? ? ? ??Add the?***Temperature***?sensor in the same way. Please see the following picture.
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?Pic.5 ?Add Temperature
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? ? ? ? ?? ?After setting up, as picture 5 shows, note down the ***ID*** because it will be used in Api calling.
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?Pic.6 ?Sensor ID
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3?Now, let's move on to simulate data upload by using Api testing tool.
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?? At the home page (the website is?www.devicebit.com) click on?***Documentation***
?Pic.7 ?Home Page
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?and then go to?**API Directory-> Sensor?->Upload Sensor Data**
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??Pic.8 ?API Directory
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? ?Website?http://www.devicebit.com/dev/apiList?version=1&sk=69
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Pic.9?On-line test
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?Click on?***on-line test***
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?Pic.10 ?API Testing Tool
?Enter your?**Userkey**
?Enter?***Device ID***?at API URL
?http://www.devicebit.com/api/V1/gateway/UpdateSensors/{device ID}
[（01 for exampe）](http://www.lewei50.com/api/V1/gateway/UpdateSensors/%E4%BD%A0%E7%9A%84%E7%BD%91%E5%85%B3%E5%8F%B7)
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After entering the device ID, the APIURL is: http://www.devicebit.com/api/V1/gateway/UpdateSensors/01
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?Pic.11 ?Userkey & Device No.
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?Change?***T1***?to?***Temperature***?for?***Name***; change?***1***?to?***32*** for?**Value***;
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?Change?***01H1***?to ***Humidity*** for?***Name***; change?***96.2***? to?***75***?for ***Value***.
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?Pic.12 ?Post Data
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Click on?***Run***, and then the request detail will be displayed.?
?Pic.13 ?Request Detail
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? ? ? ???At last,?Go to?***My IOT?->?Sensors&Controllers->Sensor List***, you will see the following value.
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?Pic.14 ?The Value
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???Well Done! Your data upload is successfully simulated by using API testing tool!
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