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Digital Write

Set one or more digital GPIO pins on a Bolt device to HIGH (5V) or LOW (0V). Supports writing to a single pin or multiple pins at once. Use this to control LEDs, relays, motors, and other on/off actuators.

Digital Read

Read the current digital state of one or more GPIO pins on a Bolt device. Returns the HIGH/LOW state of each pin. Useful for checking the status of switches, buttons, or other digital input sensors.

List Devices

Retrieve all Bolt IoT devices associated with your account. Returns a list of devices with their names and online/offline status. Useful for discovering available devices before performing operations on them.

Restart Device

Remotely restart a Bolt IoT device. The device will reboot and reconnect to the Bolt Cloud. Useful for recovering from errors or applying configuration changes.

Get Device Status

Check whether a Bolt IoT device is online (alive) or offline (dead), and retrieve its firmware and hardware version information. Combines the status check and version query into a single tool for complete device health overview.

Analog Read

Read the analog value from a pin on a Bolt device. The analog pin A0 returns values from 0 to 1023, representing the voltage level. Commonly used for reading sensor data such as temperature, light intensity, or humidity.

Uart Communicate

Perform UART (serial) communication with a device connected to the Bolt module. Supports initializing the serial interface, sending data, reading data, or sending and reading in one step. Choose the appropriate operation for your use case.

Analog Write (pwm)

Write an analog (PWM) value to an output pin on a Bolt device. Accepts values from 0 to 255, enabling variable control of devices like dimmable LEDs, motors, and other analog actuators.

Servo Control

Control a servo motor connected to a Bolt device by setting its angle position. Specify the pin and the desired angle (0–180 degrees). Requires Bolt Cloud Pro and firmware version 1.4.1 or above.