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USB Sensor Array

This unit is also available for sale at http://knowesys.com.

Assembly

The unit has five main hardware components and a printable case. Links for electronics and 3D printed parts are provided below.

Hardware:

Case:

Case [SCAD/STL]
Back[SCAD/STL]
Lid [SCAD/STL]
Peg (x2) [SCAD/STL]
Holster [SCAD/STL]

Step 1: Use JST cables to connect port 0 of the Phidget to the temperature output and port 1 to the humidity output.

Step 2: Connect the light sensor to port 2.

Step 3: Connect the motion sensor to port 3.

Step 4: Fit the Phidget board on to the four pins of the case so that it lies flat.

Step 5: Slide the three sensors in to their corresponding slots in the case.

Step 6: Put each of the two pins in the holes of the round lid.

Step 7: Fit the lid over the wires and press it firmly in to position, making sure it is completely flush against the case (You may have to squish the wires a bit!)

Step 8: Cover the Phidget with the back piece. This locks the lid in place to complete assembly.

Additional Documentation

Newbound Network Architecture
Java and Javascript API
Building Apps with the MetaBot
Building Apps with an IDE
Instructions on how to install the Newbound Network on a Raspberry Pi
Build a Raspberry Pi DVR with noise cancelling motion detection
More...

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