This document provides instructions for setting up and installing the necessary software and libraries to interface with an AZ-Delivery BMP-280 sensor using an Arduino board. It outlines downloading the Arduino IDE, installing required libraries, defining the Arduino board in the IDE tools, wiring the sensor, and loading an example sketch to test reading sensor data. The goal is to educate the user on the first steps to program and use the sensor in their own projects.
This document provides instructions for setting up and installing the necessary software and libraries to interface with an AZ-Delivery BMP-280 sensor using an Arduino board. It outlines downloading the Arduino IDE, installing required libraries, defining the Arduino board in the IDE tools, wiring the sensor, and loading an example sketch to test reading sensor data. The goal is to educate the user on the first steps to program and use the sensor in their own projects.
This document provides instructions for setting up and installing the necessary software and libraries to interface with an AZ-Delivery BMP-280 sensor using an Arduino board. It outlines downloading the Arduino IDE, installing required libraries, defining the Arduino board in the IDE tools, wiring the sensor, and loading an example sketch to test reading sensor data. The goal is to educate the user on the first steps to program and use the sensor in their own projects.
This document provides instructions for setting up and installing the necessary software and libraries to interface with an AZ-Delivery BMP-280 sensor using an Arduino board. It outlines downloading the Arduino IDE, installing required libraries, defining the Arduino board in the IDE tools, wiring the sensor, and loading an example sketch to test reading sensor data. The goal is to educate the user on the first steps to program and use the sensor in their own projects.
Thank you very much for purchasing our AZ-Delivery BMP-280 sensor. On the following pages, we will introduce you to how to use and setup this handy device.
Have fun! Installation of the Arduino software: Before we can start programming, we have to download the Arduino software from https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software . After the download and we start the installer and the following screen appears:
We confirm this window with "I Agree" if you accept the license agreement. In the next window we can choose from where we can start the Arduino software and if we want to install the USB drivers as well. The best way is to set the checkmarks as shown in the picture above. The next step is to specify the installation directory, the default directory should usually be correct:
And then just wait for the arduino software to install:
Close the installer by clicking on 'Close' button and in the start menu and desktop there will be a new icon. We start this now:
It starts the Arduino software:
And the programming window appears:
First steps in the Arduino programming software
Before we can start with the sensor kit, we must also define our Arduino (which you can order separately from us) in the software. For this we go in Tools and choose: Tools > Board: > {Select your Arduino here} Arduino/Genuino Uno
In this manual we use an Arduino Uno. But you can use any other Arduino board. At Tools > Port you only have to enter the Com-Port of your Arduino, you can read it from the device manager and change it if necessary.
Those were the first basic settings, now we can start programming. Wiring the sensor
VIN is connected to 3.3V Arduino Red wire
GND is connected to GND Black wire SCL is connected to SCL Green wire SDA is connected to SDA Yellow wire For the sensor we still need a library. We install this via the library administration: Tools > Manage Libraries
We search for "BMP280" and select the Adafruit BMP280 Library package from Adafruit and install it.
After a short wait the library is installed:
Additionally the package for the Adafruit sensors is needed:
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Sensor To add this .zip library to your Arduino IDE, go to Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP library, and add downloaded .zip file.
The i2c address must still be adapted in the Adafruit_BMP280.h file. To do
this, go to the library directory of your Arduino software: C:\Users\{Username}\Documents\Arduino\libraries\Adafruit_BMP280_Library Edit the file with text editor (Sublime text, or similar program) and search for these lines:
#define BMP280_ADDRESS (0x76)
Upload the sketch code to your Arduino board, and start Serial Monitor by going to Tools > Serail Monitor.
You've done it, you can now use and program your sensor in your projects. Now it is time to learn and make the Projects on your own. You can do that with the help of many example scripts and other tutorials, which you can find on the internet.
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