The device has a command line parser built in. To operate the device, you can send commands to the device through a terminal.
USB port is widely available. It is super easy to connect your device to a laptop, a single board computer, a tablet or a phone.
Besides USB connection, UART connection is also an option. The UART pins are on the bottom side of the device.
The red LED light blinks every two seconds to show the healthiness of the device.
Besides running the device in standalone mode. You can easily solder the device with your project without compromise the portability and size.
With a 72MHz processor, the command parsing is smooth and the sensor data processing is fast.
Fine tune the accuracy of your device is not a problem. You can adjust the calibration parameters using commands. (device dependent)
Each device has a link to its documentation. You can get the documentation link by command.
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2. Open Web Serial Terminal
1. Connect the device to a computer using a USB cable.
2. Install a serial port terminal like Putty or GNU Screen.
3. Figure out the serial port of the device.
4. Open the serial port in the terminal.
5. Type read device to print out the device information.