Python-SG33
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Usage
Mu-editor
Download Mu-editor
CW01 and CW02
- Use XinaBoxUploader and flash MicroPython to the CW01/CW02.
- Download Python packages from the REPL with the following code:
import network import upip sta_if = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF) sta_if.active(True) sta_if.connect("ssid", "password") upip.install("xinabox-sg33")
CC03, CS11 and CW03
- Download the .UF2 file for CC03/CS11/CW03 CircuitPython and flash it to the board.
- TO DO
MicroBit
- TO DO
Raspberry Pi
Requires Python 3
pip3 install xinabox-sg33
Example
from xCore import xCore
from xSG33 import xSG33
SG33 = xSG33()
while True:
if SG33.dataAvailable() == True:
SG33.getAlgorithmResults()
print(SG33.getTVOC())
print(SG33.getCO2())
xCore.sleep(1000)
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