Using AT&T's M2X With the CC3000
This Tutorial is Retired!
This tutorial covers concepts or technologies that are no longer current. It's still here for you to read and enjoy, but may not be as useful as our newest tutorials.
Contributors:
Shawn Hymel
Shawn Hymel 
Resources and Going Further
We showed you how to set up an M2X account, connect your Arduino to an M2X stream to post some values, and even how to control an LED from M2X. These examples are really just the first few steps in the Internet of Things world.
Beyond the Tutorial
- Check out the M2X Getting Started Guide
- Read through AT&T's M2X API documentation to learn more about M2X
- Take a look at AT&T's Developer Site to see other ways to communicate with connected devices
- AT&T has some other Arduino examples for M2X that are worth looking at
- M2X also allows you to set up "triggers" on your data stream, which execute some action whenever certain data appears. Read about triggers
- Browse through our sensor category, and find some interesting data to log
- Show off your M2X skills at an upcoming AT&T hackathon
Resources
- AT&T's m2x-arduino library
- SparkFun's m2x-arduino library
- M2X with CC3000 example code
- AT&T's M2X libraries for other platforms