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  • Get Started with the HUSKYLENS on your cyber:bot

Get Started with the HUSKYLENS on your cyber:bot

Wire it: Connect with I²C

Parts

(1) JST plug to 4-socket cable
(1) Header: 4-pin
(2) Resistors: 10 kΩ (brown-black-orange-gold)
(4) Jumper wires
Recommended: 1 red, 1 black, 2 blue

Circuit

Build the circuit exactly as shown using the two 10 kΩ resistors, four jumper wires, and the four-post header.

Connect the 4-wire harness’ sockets to the 4-pin header as shown: Red, black, blue, green

Connect the JST plug end of the cable to the HUSKYLENS JST socket.

About the Circuit

The four colored wires that connect the cyber:bot to the HUSKYLENS are:

  • Red: 3.3 V power
  • Blue: I²C serial clock (SCL) signal
  • Green: I²C serial data (SDA) signal
  • Black: Common ground

The micro:bit exchanges data with the HUSKYLENS with a communication protocol called I²C (pronounced eye-squared-see).  P5 is connected to the I²C SCL line and P4 to SDA.  


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