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Perfect Envirenment - Demo project

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Author: MIKROE

Last Updated: 2020-10-15

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

mikroSDK Library: 1.0.0.0

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Turtle Terrarium is the ideal housing for aquatic turtles and other marine reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates.
This application is using several sensors which show their values on TFT Capacitive Board,
refreshed every few seconds.

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Project description:
- Turtle Terrarium is the ideal housing for aquatic turtles and other marine reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. 
- This application is using several sensors which show their values on TFT Capacitive Board,
refreshed every few seconds.
- When Water Detect click sense the change, on display will appear picture with two or three blue waves,
depending on the amount of fluid.
- By touching the fan thumbnail, the fan starts working and the current status on the screen changes from OFF to ON.

Hardware requirements:

- Fusion for ARM v8 development board
- MCU CARD for STM32 STM32F407ZG
- TFT Board 4 Capacitive
- Air Quality 4 Click
- Fan 4 Click
- Water Detect Click
- Temp&Hum 6 Click
- UV Click
- Ambient 5 Click
- Pressure 6 Click
- 4 x mikroBUS Shuttle
- 2 x Shuttle Click
- Fan ( DC 5V )

Hardware settings:

- Attach two wires of the fan to Fan 4 Click
- Fusion for ARM v8 Board
    - 1st slot: place Air Quality 4 Click
    - 2nd slot: place Fan 4 Click
    - 3rd slot: place Water Detect Click and Temp&Hum 6 Click 
                using Shuttle Click and two mikroBUS Shuttle add-ons 
    - 4th slot: place UV Click
    - 5th slot: place Ambient 5 Click and Pressure 6 Click
                using Shuttle Click and two mikroBUS Shuttle add-ons 
- Place TFT Board 4 Capacitive on Fusion for ARM v8 development Board

Software requirements:

- Mikro C PRO for ARM and CodeGrip Suite

Software settings:

- Open MikroC PRO for ARM program, and first, it is necessary to install packages for 
Air Quality 4 Click, Fan 4 Click, Water Detect Click, Temp&Hum 6 Click, UV Click, Ambient 5 Click and Pressure 6 Click from Libstock ( using Libstock manager ). When searching the path for those packages are included, build, and program the code. 
- Instead of that, you can just write down the hex file using CodeGrip Suite.
- Enjoy the application :)

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