The recommended way to install the library is within the Arduino IDE. Simply go Tools -> Manage Libraries and search for "avr-iot". The library can also be cloned from this repository. More information can be found here.
The AVR-IoT Cellular Mini is a development board from Microchip to develop cellular IoT applications.
📓 Full Arduino support through a library built on top of the open-source DxCore
🔒 All the basic building blocks to create secure IoT applications (AVR Microcontroller, Secure Element and a Cellular Modem)
⚡ Free 150MB 90-Day SIM Card from Truphone, providing coverage across many countries
📡 Bundled Antenna in the Box
🐞 On-Board Debugger, no need for any external tools
🔋 Battery Charging Circuitry with Connectors
☁️ Complete AWS Support with easy provisioning through the IoT Provisioning Tool
🤝 Built & Designed to be Familiar to Makers, featuring a Adafruit Feather form-factor and a Qwiic / Stemma Connector
👉 Documentation: https://iot.microchip.com/docs/ 👈
A set of examples can be in src/examples, and in the respective user guides on the documentation website.
The AVR-IoT Celluar Mini features two sensors. The drivers for these sensors can be found at the following locations
- Temperature Sensor - MCP9808
- RGBCIR Sensor - Color Sensor
Some examples featured in this library use these sensor drivers. Specifically the sandbox and low power examples. To compile said examples, both sensor driver libraries must be installed.