Scilab 6.1 for IoT (PC - 1/2) : Installing Scilab IoT Module

This article will guide you on how to install Scilab IoT Module inside Scilab. If you have not installed Scilab, you can go to https://www.scilab.org/ and download the installer for your operating system. Once installation is complete, launch Scilab.

1. At the Scilab console, update the module repository by typing the following:

1. atomsSystemUpdate()​
   

2. Install Scilab IoT Module with the command:

1. atomsInstall("bytecode_iot_module")

3. Restart Scilab. If everything goes well, you will see the module loaded at the start.

   

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