
ExpLoRer Starter Kit User Guide

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Why Arduino??
Open Source
Industry standard
Easily accessible
Free IDEs
No flashing tools needed – only a USB cable
Simple structure (setup & loop) with examples
Excellent HAL
Re-use projects across AVR, PIC, Cortex
cores
Hugely popular!

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ExpLoRer - Arduino
Micro USB:
Arduino IDE
& charging
LiR2450
rechargeable
battery
120mAh, 3.6V
Atmel SAM-D21
Cortex®-M0+ based
microcontroller
Standard headers
for feature expansion
(sensors, GPS, solar)

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ExpLoRer - Wireless
RN4871
BT-Smart
RN2483a
LoRaWAN
Low-cost
(removable)
PCB IFA
antenna
Footprint for
optional SMA

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ExpLoRer
RGB LED for status
Indication
Standard headers
for feature expansion
(sensors, GPS, solar)
MCP9700AT
Temperature
Sensor
Blue
LED

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ExpLoRer
Micro USB:
Arduino IDE
& charging
LiR2450
rechargeable
battery
120mAh, 3.6V
RGB LED for status
Indication
RN4871
BT-Smart
Atmel SAM-D21
Cortex®-M0+ based
microcontroller
RN2xx3
LoRaWAN
Low-cost
(removable)
PCB IFA
antenna
Footprint for
optional SMA
Standard headers
for feature expansion
(sensors, GPS, solar)
ECC508A
Crypto Device
MCP9700AT
Temperature
Sensor
Blue
LED

4MB (external SST25PF040C flash)

Solar charge controller, up to 500mA
charge current

PIN_WIRE_SDA, PIN_WIRE_SCL

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Grove connector
The Seeedstudio Grove system is a seamless set of
open-source plug-and-play components. It simplifies
the study and electronic prototypes by proposing a
wide selection of sensors and actuators
You can find two types of grove connectors on the
board:
I2C
Analogic

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Solar power
You can plug on the board a solar panel
This input has some limitations
Maximum voltage : 5.5V
Maximum current : 500mA
Maximum power : 2.5W
You can use a 1.5W Solar Panel for example