atmos:citation:instruments:pitot_-_lab:home
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| + | - Attach the pitot tube to the sensor | ||
| + | - Attach the output cables from the sensor to the Arduino | ||
| + | - Cables | ||
| + | - Yellow = SCL | ||
| + | - White = SDA | ||
| + | - Red = Power | ||
| + | - Black = Ground | ||
| + | - Yellow to port A5 | ||
| + | - White to port A4 | ||
| + | - Red to 5V power port | ||
| + | - Black to GND port | ||
| + | - Connect the Arduino to a device with the Arduino IDE software via the USB-A to USB-B cable | ||
| + | - See: [[https:// | ||
| + | - In the pitot_tube.py code in the ADPAA (accessible via the Raspberry Pi or SourceForge), | ||
| + | - You may need to download the code library stated in the Arduino code comments | ||
| + | - Disconnect the Arduino from the device with the IDE, then connect to the Raspberry Pi | ||
| + | - You are ready to begin the code. | ||
atmos/citation/instruments/pitot_-_lab/home.txt · Last modified: 2026/08/11 22:43 by ashley.vos