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|      |           |

|------|-----------|

| SSID | pico_wifi |

| SSID | IGIB_WiFi |

| Password | 1234567890 | 

Once connected to the network it will start a loop that send UDP packages at regular intervals.

|   |   |

|---|---|

| Pico IP | 192.168.1.102 |

| UDP port | 4444 |

A led flashes to indicate that everything is running correctly. If it doesn't (either always on or off) 

something is wrong.

The application expect to find the SHT30 on the *I2C0* channel.

Some messages are printed on the *UART0* port and can be used for debug (Baud 115200).

You can mount the Pico on a [Grove Basic Kit for Raspberry Pi Pico][1] and connect the SHT30 as well as the UART to the shield.

![Grove shield image](img/grove_shield_sht30.drawio.png)

## Compile Pico W code

TODO

## UDP client 

The *python* folder contains a simple UDP client that store received values in CSV file. To use it connect to

the same wifi network then run the client.

```bash

./udp_client.py

```

## Grove shield schematic

![Grove shield sch](img/Grove_shield_SCH.png)

[1]:https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Grove-Starter-Kit-for-Raspberry-Pi-Pico/#schematic-online-viewer

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#include "sht30.h"

#define WIFI_SSID       "pico_wifi"

#define WIFI_SSID       "IGIB_WiFi"

#define WIFI_PASSWORD   "1234567890"

#define UDP_PORT 4444

#define BEACON_MSG_LEN_MAX 127