Step 3: Connecting and Wiring

The I2C connector system makes it very easy to connect the sensors and components to the senseBox MCU. Here you can see again a rough overview of the individual components


Connection of Bees

The connection of the Bees is very simple. Through the plug-in system, it is sufficient to put the Bee directly on the microcontroller. There are only two things to consider: 1. The orientation on the board and 2. The correct port connection on the microcontroller.

WiFi Bee, Ethernet Bee and LoRa Bee

These Bees are all attached to port 1. The correct port can be recognized by the caption: XBEE1. The correct direction when plugging you can tell by the 7-sided marking on the board and the Bee.

Exemplary connection of the WiFi Bee to the MCU (XBEE1)
Exemplary connection of the WiFi Bee to the MCU (XBEE1)

mSD-Bee

The SD-Bee is attached to port 2, which is enabled by default. The correct port can be recognized by the caption: XBEE2. The correct direction when plugging you can tell by the 7-sided marking on the board and the Bee.

Connection of mSD-Bee to the MCU (XBEE1)
Connection of mSD-Bee to the MCU (XBEE1)

Connection of Simple Sensors

The sensors that can be purchased with the senseBox are very easy to connect with the enclosed "I2C to I2C" cables. For this you need to use the slots on the board marked with I2C/Wire.

Connection of simple sensors)
Connection of simple sensors)

Connection of the Fine Dust Sensor

The fine dust sensor that can be purchased with the senseBox has an enclosed matching cable which can connect the sensor to the board. For this you need to use the slots on the board marked UART/Serial. You can find further information about the connection of the particulate matter sensor here.

Connection of the fine dust sensor
Connection of the fine dust sensor

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