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=About BPI-UNO32=

*BPI-UNO32 wiki ： [[BPI-UNO32]]

=How to use BPI-UNO32 with Visuino=

The BPI:UNO32 is fully supported in Visuino and can be selected as board by double clicking on the Arduino component in the design are, or by clicking on the button\

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This will open a dialog listing all supported boards, and bpi:uno32 can be selected:

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Once the board is selected the component in the design area will change to represent all the capabilities available on the BPI:UNO32:

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Including the Hall Sensor, the Button, Buzzer, LED pins, and the Wi-Fi module:

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No as example, by simply connecting the Output of the Hall sensor to the Input of the Serial port, the BPI:UNO32 can be programmed to send the Hall Sensor values to the Serial Terminal:

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The Wi-Fi Module supports variety of operations, even including programming over the air (Wi-Fi).

Adding the operations is as simple as clicking on the “...”and [[File:Visuino_start_6.png]]  button of the Operations property:

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And selecting the Operations to add:

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Once as example “Scan Networks” operation is added, it will appear on the BPI:UNO32 component and it can be connected, as example to print the SSIDs of the discovered hot-spots:

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Adding sockets is equally simple:

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And once the sockets are added, they can be connected to send the data from any sensor, or control any actuator:

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All the Visuino components for sensors, displays, actuators, processing communication and more are available to be used with BPI:UNO32 as shown in this example displaying the Temperature and Humidity on OLED display, and controlling servo position based on the temperature:

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All currently supported shields are also available and can be added to the BPI:UNO32 component:

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And once added their functionality will appear on the component:

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Once a project is designed, by simply clicking on the [[File:Visuino_start_18.png]]  button, Visuino will generate the necessary C++ code, and will open the Arduino IDE:

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In the Arduino IDE the generated code can be compiled and uploaded:

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