Helium Atom to Raspberry Pi Adapter

Helium adapters offer a straightforward way to physically link the Atom Prototyping Module to well - known embedded devices. The Helium Atom to Raspberry Pi Adapter is a user - friendly HAT - like board. It comes with an NRF24LO1 port, an Atom socket, and an RGB - status LED. Each board also has an onboard socket for a NRF24LO1 or NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz wireless transceiver module. This allows you to replace the mini antenna on the Atom Prototyping Module. Helium is a comprehensive toolkit for IoT applications that can connect to public clouds. Pre - built, secure connections from Atom modules interact with Helium Channels. These channels are a useful layer between sensors and your chosen cloud (such as Amazon Web Services, Azure, Google Cloud IoT Core, or a private one). They can also send device data to apps and services via common protocols like HTTP and MQTT.

Using this Helium Atom to Raspberry Pi Adapter is a breeze. First, physically connect the Atom Prototyping Module to your Raspberry Pi through the adapter. The adapter's HAT - like design makes it easy to attach. You can use the NRF24LO1 port as needed. If you want to change the antenna, use the onboard socket for the NRF24LO1 or NRF24L01+ 2.4GHz wireless transceiver module. When it comes to Helium Channels, just let the pre - built connections do their job to interact with your preferred cloud. As for sending device data, the channels will handle it via HTTP or MQTT. For maintenance, keep the adapter in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If there are any issues with the RGB - status LED, check the connections first. If problems persist, contact the support team.