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Demos and tutorials#

Using serial console

Learn how to use any USB-UART converter to get access to BeaglePlay via serial console.

Complexity level

beginner

Connecting WiFi

Learn different ways to connect your BeaglePlay to a WiFi access point.

Complexity level

beginner

Using grove

Learn to expand your BeaglePlay capabilities with grove modules.

Complexity level

beginner

Using mikroBUS

Learn to expand your BeaglePlay capabilities via 1000s of mikroBUS click board support.

Complexity level

beginner

Using Qwiic

Learn to expand your BeaglePlay capabilities via Qwiic I2C boards.

Complexity level

beginner

Using RTC

Learn to use on-board RTC of your BeaglePlay board.

Complexity level

beginner

Using OLDI

Learn how to connect and run oldi displays with BeaglePlay.

Complexity level

intermediate

Using CSI

Learn how to connect and run CSI cameras with BeaglePlay.

Complexity level

intermediate

Zephyr development

Compile and flash zephyr to your beagleplay’s CC1352P7.

Complexity level

intermediate

Linux Kernel development

Compile and install Linux Kernel to your beagleplay.

Complexity level

advanced

BeaglePlay Greybus Host

Complexity level

intermediate

Understanding boot

Complexity level

intermediate

Using Suspend to RAM and video streaming

Make a DIY video doorbell which can stream video and also save power when left idle!

Complexity level

intermediate

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