Using AT&T's M2X With the CC3000

Contributors: Shawn Hymel

Install Libraries

In order to use the CC3000 and M2X with Arduino, we need to install a few libraries. Make sure you do not have the Arduino IDE open at this time.

SFE_CC3000

Download the SFE_CC3000_Library from GitHub: https://github.com/sparkfun/SFE_CC3000_Library. You can clone the library or download a ZIP of the whole library here.

If you downloaded the ZIP, extract the folder.

Navigate to \\libraries (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries in Windows) and create a folder named "SFE_CC3000_Library."

Navigate back to the downloaded library and copy all of the files inside SFE_CC3000_Library-master/SFE_CC3000_Library-master to \\libraries\SFE_CC3000_Library.

jsonlite

Just like we did with the CC3000 library, clone or download the ZIP file for the jsonlite library. The ZIP can be downloaded here.

If you downloaded the ZIP, extract it.

Create a folder named "jsonlite" in \\libraries. Copy in the contents from the downloaded jsonlite-master\jsonlite-master\amalgamated\jsonlite directory.

M2XStreamClient

Clone or download the ZIP file for the m2x-arduino library. The ZIP can be downloaded here.

If you downloaded the ZIP, extract it.

Create a folder named "M2XStreamClient" in \\libraries. Copy in the contents from the downloaded m2x-arduino-master\m2x-arduino-master\M2XStreamClient directory.

Note: AT&T maintains their own m2x-arduino library, but at the time of this writing, that library did not have a "Delete" function, which is necessary for one of the tutorials. We forked the git repository and added a "Delete" function. If "Delete" is added to the AT&T library, we will update this tutorial to use theirs.