Win10 IoT C # development 1,

Win10 IoT C # development 1,

Windows 10 IoT Core is an important product of Microsoft for the IoT market. Unlike the previous Windows version, Windows Core is specially designed for IoT devices. The hardware is not limited to the x86 architecture, it can also run on the ARM architecture.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to Science and Technology Promotion in The UK. It has successfully developed a mini computer Raspberry Pi with ARM architecture processors for GF fans and DIY tech fans. Windows 10 IoT Core, Microsoft's latest release, also announced support for Raspberry Pi 2.

There are many ways to install the Win10 IoT system, such as entering commands under the command line.

Next we will introduce a simple method to install Windows 10 IoT Core for Raspberry Pi 2 using the Installation Tool officially provided by Microsoft.

Preparations:

Raspberry Pi 2

TF card (> = 8G & Class> = 4)

TF card reader (> = USB2.0)

Computer (> = Win 10)

Visual Studio 2015 (Universal Windows App Development Kit & Windows IoT Core Project Templates)

1. Download images and tools

First, download the system image from Microsoft's iot page on GitHub. Address: http://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/Downloads.htm

Currently, Win10 IoT provides support for three devices: Raspberry Pi2, MinnowBoard Max, and DragonBoard javasc. Here we choose to download the image of Raspberry pi2.

 

2. Install the Win10 IoT Kit

Use WinRAR to decompress the disc image or virtual optical drive. You can view the msi installation package and double-click it to start installation.

After the installation is complete, two tools are added to the menu, Windows IoT Core Watcher and Windows IoT Image Helper.

3. Write Win10 IoT Images

The TF card to be flushed is inserted into the card reader, and the card reader is inserted into the USB interface of the computer.

Open the Windows IoT Image Helper tool, select the TF reader to be refreshed in the first selection box, and select the Image ffu file to be refreshed. The Image file is installed in C by default: \ Program Files (x86) \ Microsoft IoT \ FFU \ RaspberryPi2 \ flash. ffu, you can also download images of other versions separately.

Click the Flash button to start image flushing. The flushing progress is displayed on the displayed console.

The console is automatically closed and a prompt box is displayed.

4. Start the device

Install TF in the TF card slot of Raspberry Pi 2.

 

Turn on the monitor, network cable, and power on Raspberry.

On the settings page, select the language to use and click NEXT to go to the NEXT step.

After entering the main interface, the current IP address and connected USB devices are displayed.

5. Build a Development Environment

Download Visual Studio 2015 address https://www.visualstudio.com

 

After the download is complete, start the installation. When the installation is complete, the Universal Windows App Development Kit function must be checked, which will be used later to create an IoT project.

After VS2015 is installed, select Extensions and Updates from the Tools menu.

Enter iot in the search box to search. In the search results, select the Windows IoT Core Project Templates component to install.

After the installation is complete, open VS 2015 and click New Project. in Visual C #-> Windows IoT Core, you can find the Project template we just installed, create your first Win10 IoT project.

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