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Suggested Doc Changes for Clima.Pro
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14 changes: 9 additions & 5 deletions Docs/Clima.Pro/Assembly_Instructions/Weather_Sensors/readme.md
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![](clima_support.jpg)

On the right end of the support piece you can put the anemometer. It has three possible positions to connect it to the base, keep rotating it until you see the the hole to insert another long screw and bolt to secure it to the support.
On the right end of the support piece you can put the anemometer. It has three possible positions to connect it to the base, keep rotating it until you see the the hole to insert another long screw and bolt to secure it to the support. You can thread the

![](clima_anemometer.jpg)

On the left side of the support you can place the wind vane. Like we did with the Anemometer, make sure to position it correctly to use the third and final screw and bolt to secure the sensor to the support.
On the left side of the support you can place the wind vane. Like we did with the anemometer, make sure to position it correctly to use the third and final screw and bolt to secure the sensor to the support.

![](clima_windvane.jpg)

Under the wind vane you can see a small connection port. Take the short cable of the anemometer and loop it around the support piece as we make our way to the wind vane and connect the end to the port underneath.
Take the short cable from the anemometer and carefully feed/clip it through the provided cable tidies until it reaches the wind vane.

![](clima_anemometer_cabling_to_wind_vane.jpg)

Under the wind vane you can see a small connection port. Connect the end of the anemometer into the wind vane port underneath.

![](clima_windvane_connection.jpg)

At this point, you should have something like this:

![](clima_windvane_anemometer.jpg)

About an inch lower of the tube end where the suport piece is, grab the rain meter support piece and secure it on the tube, making sure its perpendicular to the other two sensors.
About an inch/2.54cm below the tube end, where the support piece is, use the rain meter support piece and secure it onto the tube, making sure it is perpendicular to the other two sensors.

![](clima_rainmeter_support.jpg)

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![](clima_rainmeter_under_2.jpg)

About one inch above where the steel tubes connect, mount the Clima Meadow module on the tube.
About one inch/2.54cm above where the 2 steel tubes connect, mount the Clima Meadow module onto the tube.

![](clima_meadow.jpg)

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### Step 1. - Prepare Dev Environment

* **Download and install [Visual Studio](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/)** - For either Windows or macOS. Community edition will work fine.
* **Download and install [Visual Studio](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/) or [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/)** - For either Windows or macOS. Community edition will work fine.

* **Follow the [Meadow.OS Deployment Guide](http://developer.wildernesslabs.co/Meadow/Getting_Started/Deploying_Meadow/)**:
* Install Meadow.CLI
* Download the latest Meadow.OS and flash it to the Meadow board.
* The above guide should show you how to install `Meadow.CLI`
* Walk your through out to download the latest Meadow.OS and flash it to the Clima Meadow board.

* **Follow the [`Hello, Meadow` Guide](http://developer.wildernesslabs.co/Meadow/Getting_Started/Hello_World/)**:
* Install the Meadow Visual Studio Extension(s).
* Create and deploy the Meadow template application to ensure everthing is setup correctly.
* The above guid should show you to Install the Visual Studio and VSCode Extension(s) for Meadow.

### Expected Development version stack (RC-1)
At this point, you should have the following versions on your dev machine and Meadow:
* Meadow.CLI - v.0.90.0
* VS Tools for Meadow - v0.90.0
At this point, you should have the following versions on your development machine
* Meadow.CLI - `v2.x`
* Visual Studio
* MacOS - `v1.9.x`
* Windows - `v1.9.x`
* VS Code - `v1.9.x`

* Meadow
* Meadow.OS - v0.9.0.2
* Mono Runtime - v0.9.0.2
* ESP32 Coprocessor - v0.9.0.2

And if you run this command line: `meadow device info`, you should see something similar to:
```
Meadow by Wilderness Labs
Board Information
Model: F7Micro
Hardware version: F7CoreComputeV2
Device name: MeadowF7
Hardware Information
Processor type: STM32F777IIK6
ID: [Specific ID for your Meadow]
Serial number: [Specific Serial No. for your Meadow]
Coprocessor type: ESP32
MAC Address -
WiFi: [Specific Mac Address for your Meadow]
Firmware Versions
OS: 1.10.0.2
Runtime: 1.10.0.2
Coprocessor: 1.10.0.1
Protocol: 8
```

### Step 2. - Deploy the Clima App

* **Clone the Clima Repo** - [Clone](https://docs.github.com/en/desktop/contributing-and-collaborating-using-github-desktop/adding-and-cloning-repositories/cloning-and-forking-repositories-from-github-desktop) the [Clima(this) repository](https://github.com/wildernesslabs/Clima) locally.
* **Open the Clima VS Solution** - Navigate to the `source` folder and open the `Clima.sln` file in Visual Studio, or the `source` folder in VS Code.
* **Add WiFi Credentials** - Edit the `secrets.cs` file to have the correct credentials for the WiFi your Clima will connect to.
* **Deploy the MeadowClimaProKit App**
**Clone the Clima Repo**:

[Clone](https://docs.github.com/en/desktop/contributing-and-collaborating-using-github-desktop/adding-and-cloning-repositories/cloning-and-forking-repositories-from-github-desktop) the [Clima(this) repository](https://github.com/wildernesslabs/Clima) locally.

**Open the Clima VS Solution**:

With either Visual Studio or VSCode running, navigate to the `source` folder and open the `Meadow.Clima.sln`.

**Add WiFi Credentials**:

Edit the `secrets.cs` file to have the correct credentials for the WiFi your Clima will connect to.

**Deploy the MeadowClimaProKit App**

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