The code, as it is, uses several feeds in a single feed group that you'll need to set up first.

If you don't have an Adafruit IO account or are unfamiliar with setting up feed/groups, see the Welcome to Adafruit IO guide.

You will need to set up a group named Environmental_Sensor containing the following feeds:

  • 03um
  • 05um
  • 10um
  • 25um
  • 50um
  • 100um
  • pm10_env
  • pm25_env
  • pm100_env
  • pm10_std
  • pm25_std
  • pressure
  • temperature
  • humidity

Add your Adafruit IO account credentials to the secrets.py file and it should be ready to go.

You can look at the collected data directly in the feeds, but making a dashboard gives a better (sometimes) view of it. 

This guide was first published on May 01, 2019. It was last updated on Mar 18, 2024.

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