Sixth Pin - Remote Control for PC

This app is in testing. Do not use unless a developer or administrator has recommended the app to you.

Tutorial videos for all roles will be released soon.

Are you a General User?
If an official has suggested that you use this application to remotely manage the system they have installed, download it and log in with the username and password provided to you. The devices and their features that you can manage remotely will appear on your screen. All you have to do is tap the button that executes the command you want. It's like opening the garden and car entrance door of your house.

Are you an Authorized Officer or Administrator of an Established System?
If you are authorized for a remote management system installed in your workplace or living space, you can set up the devices by logging in with the username and password given to you and add General Users that you will allow to manage remotely. Like who can manage your home's garden and car entrance with their mobile phone. Create usernames and passwords for the people you want.


Are you a developer?
If you are doing testing, training, hobby or professional work on connecting remotely with Arduino cards and NodeMCU, download our application, create a developer account for yourself and start working.

Prerequisite: Code your board to establish a Bluetooth or Wifi connection with external programs (For example, Arduino IDE). Set what actions to take when data arrives. You can perform your tests by establishing a Bluetooth or a Wifi connection between our application and your card. Our application cannot access and manage the coding on your Arduino board. If you do not yet know how to connect to your card via Bluetooth and how to process the data coming to it, you should learn them first.

If you are going to use Bluetooth, your card must be paired with the mobile device you will use via Bluetooth. Enter our application, select your card from the paired devices and connect. Subsequent connections will be made automatically.

Working Logic for Developers: If you are going to use Wi-Fi, your card will read data directly over the internet. If you are going to use Bluetooth, the situation is different: You can connect your Android device to your card via Bluetooth and send data to it. If you want people further away to send data, this Android device is used as a "bridge". If there is an internet connection, General Users can send data to the bridge device and perform transactions using their own mobile devices. Our application sends requests from General Users to the mobile Android device used as a "bridge" via the server (internet). It then transfers this to your card via Bluetooth and the transaction is performed. The bridge device must be Google Play supported.

Process Steps for Developers:
-First of all, you must create a developer account. Creating a developer account is free and requires just entering a few details.

-Developers define a Center / Administrator who will use their products. Sample Summer House.
-By selecting the center, the number of units (Arduino) that will be used in this center is added. Example: Garden Only.
-Add Commands specifying which data you want to be sent to the card you will use in this unit. (Our application allows the commands you define to be sent to your card. You must also prepare what operations the card will perform.)

Log in with the Central/Administrator account, set your device as a Bridge for the relevant unit if you are not connecting the card directly to the internet via wifi, and test your commands. If you are developing a commercial product, provide the username and information to Central/Administrator. It will also define who can manage the devices through the application.

This release is only 30% of our project. Testing is always the first step for both developers and us. For now, we are only sending data to the card. We are testing two-way communication internally.

User actions will be reportable.