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`149`	`149`	`![Modulino Wiring Options](assets/connection-guide-knob-qwiic-chain.png)`
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`151`	`151`	`***The number of modules you can connect will depend on what modules you are chaining together, as this system allows for multiple sensors from different manufacturers to be added. Also, the cables you use for these connections will play a significant role in the setup's performance. Ensure your cables are properly connected and capable of handling the required data transfer.`
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`153`	`152`	`Each module should have a unique address on a chain if you plan to address them individually. Later in this article we teach how to [change the address](#how-to-change-i2c-address). Multiple modules with the same address will cause conflicts on the I2C bus and will not allow you to address them individually.***`
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`155`	`154`	`## How To Use Your Modulino`

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`255`	`255`	`By leveraging the Modulino package, users can quickly access sensor data and implement functionalities such as user interface control and angle measurement tool. With just a few lines of code, you can start controlling your projects, making it easier than ever to bring intelligent sensing to your applications.`
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`257`		`-## What Next?`
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`259`	`259`	`After mastering the basics of the Modulino Knob, try these project ideas:`
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`169`	`169`	`![Modulino Wiring Options](assets/connection-guide-movement-qwiic-chain.png)`
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`171`	`171`	`***The number of modules you can connect will depend on what modules you are chaining together, as this system allows for multiple sensors from different manufacturers to be added. Also, the cables you use for these connections will play a significant role in the setup's performance. Ensure your cables are correctly connected and capable of handling the required data transfer.`
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`173`	`172`	`Each module should have a unique address on a chain if you plan to address them individually. Later in this article we teach how to [change the address](#how-to-change-i2c-address). Multiple modules with the same address will cause conflicts on the I2C bus and will not allow you to address them individually.***`
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`175`	`174`	`### Changing I2C Address`

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`168`	`168`	`![Modulino Wiring Options](assets/connection-guide-movement-qwiic-chain.png)`
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`170`	`170`	`***The number of modules you can connect will depend on what modules you are chaining together, as this system allows for multiple sensors from different manufacturers to be added. Also, the cables you use for these connections will play a significant role in the setup's performance. Ensure your cables are correctly connected and capable of handling the required data transfer.`
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`172`	`171`	`Each module should have a unique address on a chain if you plan to address them individually. Later in this article we teach how to [change the address](#how-to-change-i2c-address). Multiple modules with the same address will cause conflicts on the I2C bus and will not allow you to address them individually.***`
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`174`	`173`	`### Changing I2C Address`

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`165`	`165`	`### Get Temperature And Humidity Data`
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`167`	`167`	Getting data from the sensor is fairly simple using the ```Modulino``` library.
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`168`	`169`	`For the Thermo there are two crucial functions:`
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`169`	`171`	- ```.temperature``` - Provides the temperature measurement from the sensor. (Default in °C)
`170`	`172`	- ```.relative_humidity``` - Provides the relative humidity from the sensor. (Default in %)
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`171`	`174`	By default the Modulino library uses ```Wire1``` if your board model has a different pinout for the dedicated I2C pins you might have to edit it as instructed [here](https://github.com/arduino/arduino-modulino-mpy/tree/main/docs#%E2%84%B9%EF%B8%8F-using-3rd-party-boards). More information on Wire can be found [here](https://docs.arduino.cc/language-reference/en/functions/communication/wire/).
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`173`	`176`	`Here is an example of how to implement these functions to acquire data:`

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