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proiecte:sparrowv3-devicehub [2015/10/06 10:34] dan.tudose [Using Zigduino support in Arduino IDE] |
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| - | ==== Using Zigduino support in Arduino IDE ==== | + | ==== Adding the Sparrow Board to the Arduino IDE ==== |
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| ===== SHT21 library ===== | ===== SHT21 library ===== | ||
| - | There is one more thing that we must take care of before we can start playing with our WSN monitoring project. We'll need a library for reading values from SHT21, our relative humidity and temperature sensor, connected to the micro controller through an I2C interface. You'll need to use the attached | + | There is one more thing that we must take care of before we can start playing with our WSN monitoring project. We'll need a library for reading values from SHT21, our relative humidity and temperature sensor, connected to the micro controller through an I2C interface. You'll need to use the files stored in this {{: |
| 1. In folder // | 1. In folder // | ||
| - | 2. Copy the attached | + | 2. Copy the files from the attached archive |
| After this it will be possible to import sht21.h header into a project, as you'll see below. | After this it will be possible to import sht21.h header into a project, as you'll see below. | ||