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GroveTemperature Sensor


Here are the steps for using Grove Temperature sensor with Arduino IDE :

1. Connect the barrel connector from the power supply to the board.

2. Connect the middle micro USB port to the  computer.

3. Click on the Arduino IDE icon on your desktop or Arduino.exe file in the area where it was installed, for example, It might be found here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino. It will open the Arduino Window for User Interface.

4. Click on the tools tab on the Arduino Window - make sure that Intel edison is selected as the board and proper COM Port (COM3 in our case) is selected.

5. The experiment:

a. Connect temperature sensor to sense temperature and then display the result in LCD.

6. Connect the temperature sensor to Analog A2 pin.

7. Connect the LCD display to first I2C pin below D5.

8. In a browser window, Please go to https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/Grove_LCD_RGB_Backlight.

9. Copy the rgb_lcd.cpp and rgb_lcd.h file to ****/arduino/libraries/src folder in your computer.

10. Go to the C:\Users\****\Documents\Arduino area.

11. Open a new folder named temperature-sensor.

12. Click on Arduino Icon on the desktop. From the Arduino Window,

a. Click on File Tab on the top left corner of the window.

b. Click new and name the file as temperature-sensor.

e. Copy and past the temp-sensor.ino (local seeestudio) file and save at C:\Users\csl2011\Documents\Arduino\temp-sensor area.

13. Click on  the  arrow sign for upload below theEdit tab.

a. This will compile and upload the sketch/program to the Edison Board.

b. Compile and upload messages will be displayed on the lower part of the Arduino window.

14. Check out the temperature sensor function by changing the temperature and checking the display.



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