Single Device using Default Settings

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This is the trivial case. It should be possible to wire the breakout per its guide and run a simple example without any modifications. It should "just work". The I2C address itself never needs to be directly dealt with.

This configuration is covered here to simply provide a basic starting point. Here's the wiring:

The pink text is the default I2C address for this breakout board. Look on the back or check the vendor documentation to find the default!
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This guide was first published on May 04, 2022. It was last updated on May 04, 2022.

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