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   *Wires - At the end of the cord, there will be seven (7) exposed wires of the following colors: clear (no plastic covering), green, yellow, blue, white, red, and black.
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     * Clear - Shield wire: it protects the other wires from interference from the surroundings.
     * Green - [Needs to be updated]
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 By now, you should have your Raspberry Pi computer completely set up, with a DAQ HAT. To continue, you will need:
   * some sort of DC Power Jack connector,
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   * a small screwdriver for undoing and tightening the screws on the DAQ HAT channels,
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 Optionally:
   * a multimeter/power sensor,
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   * some apparatus that can introduce humidity (e.g. a half-full gallon of water),
   * and an apparatus that can introduce heat (e.g. a heat gun, or even your hand).