Join Michael Lehman for an in-depth discussion in this video Explore Windows 10 IoT shell, part of IoT Development with Windows 10 IoT Core 1: Installation and Basic Connection.
- [Narrator] Let's take a look…at the capabilities of the IoT Shell…now that we've got connected up…to our Windows 10 IoT core device.…You can get device info.…There's a command line access.…There's a way to get to the tutorials,…which is what we're going to do…in order to run Blinky.…There's settings. And, there's power management.…So, let's go take a look.…Here I am,…connected up to the Windows IoT device,…using the Windows IoT Remote Client.…And, we'll go through…and look and see what's going on here.…So, the device info,…this is the screen that shows you…how you're connected,…you're IP addresses,…your device name,…which network you're connected to,…which version of the operating…system you're connected to,…and what devices,…especially USB you have connected.…
The command line,…as we already saw,…is very very similar to PowerShell.…And, if you don't want to…remote into PowerShell,…you can connect up by…physical keyboard and…a mouse and run.…It's a little flaky which…is why PowerShell was so much better.…But, it's getting better over time.…
Released
3/20/2017- Reviewing Windows 10 IoT in action
- Selecting a hardware platform
- Choosing sensors and effectors
- Installing the IoT Core Dashboard and Windows 10 IoT
- Configuring Raspberry Pi hardware
- Installing Sense HAT, an add-on board for Raspberry Pi
- Creating a UX with XAML
- Prototyping a product
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