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suri2020

University of California, Merced. Summer Undergraduate Research Institute 2020.

Instructions

  1. Burn the AnchorNode.ino file to the anchor node. This is the arduino board with the cylindrical device.
    1. Download the Ardunio IDE.
    2. Open AnchorNode.ino.
    3. Verify you are using the correct port and that the anchor node is plugged into a USB on your computer.
    4. Click upload to burn the code onto the anchor node.
  2. Plug the anchor node into the Raspberry Pi 3 via USB.
  3. Power the Raspberry Pi 3.
  4. Connect the Raspberry Pi 3 to a computer via ethernet.
  5. ssh into the Raspberry Pi 3.
    1. Observe the number written on top of the raspberry pi. This will be the missing number in the static ip address "'192.168.3.2x".
      • For instance, if there is a "2" label on the pi, then the ip address will be 192.168.3.22.
    2. Run ssh pi@192.168.3.2* to log into the pi. Use the password "vibration"

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