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Description
Here is a smart way to use sound to provision IoT devices with wireless configuration, Cloud connection credentials and more. Chirp (https://chirp.io) created enterprise-ready, cross platform SDKs for transmitting data over sound and the Azure IoT team collaborated with Chirp to implement a nice and easy way to setup an MXChip devkit and connect it to Azure IoT Central using just sound.
Get started with Azure IoT Central: http://azureiotcentral.com
Get started with the Chirp SDK: https://admin.chirp.io/
Get the code for the sample: https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-experimental/tree/master/Chirp_IoT_Central
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The Discussion
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Mark Brilliant! In cases where we don't use an MX Chip devkit, such as RPi, I imagine it's still very useful to use chirp for onsite wi-fi provisioning. That in itself is huge. Just getting the device the internet is all that's needed for DPS and auto-configuration to launch and complete the process of registration and initial config. Is that sensible?
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olivierbloch @Mark:You are spot on! The use of the MXChip board is just meant to illustrate the use case and the Chirp SDK is usable on other hardware