SwitchDoc Labs WeatherSense Aftershock, Руководство по сборке и испытаниям

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When you see the Red and White LEDs go off on the AfterShock board, tilt or lightly drop the AfterShock
board and you will see the lights turn on again showing the board is evaluating a potential earthquake. It takes
about 2 minutes for the board to complete the analysis and send a message out to your Raspberry Pi.
You can also connect a micro USB cable to the SunAirPlus2 board to your computer to watch the serial port –
lots of data printing there. Check out the WeatherSense Advanced Programming Manual to see how to do this
with the Arduino IDE.
If there is an earthquake or shaking event, the AfterShock board will send a message after about 2 minutes.
Step 13: The AfterShock board will send a message every ~60 minutes giving the latest AfterShock readings
and all the solar power data. You can see the graphs on the dash_app once you have started the WeatherSense
Software (see below).
Step 14: Turn off the SunAirPlus2 (Part F) board by pushing the switch towards the battery connector