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@@ -22,13 +22,13 @@ Setting up the CircuitPythonukiah is simple! Using a Mirco USB C cable, plug in
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the microcontroller board (the square board on the front) and connect it to your
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computer. The device will show up as a USB drive labelled ``CIRCUITPY``. In this
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folder you'll find a file named ``secrets.py``, in which you'll need to add a few
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pieces of information.
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pieces of information. You can open up this file using any text editor.
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The first is your Wi-Fi name and password, which the CircuitPythonukiah will need to
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connect to your network. Please note that this must be a 2.4 GHz network, as it cannot
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use a 5 GHz netork. The other piece of information needed is your ZIP code, which is
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required in order to grab the candle lighting times for your location. An example of
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this filled out looks like this:
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The first bit of information needed is your Wi-Fi name and password, which the
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CircuitPythonukiah will need toconnect to your network. Please note that this must
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be a 2.4 GHz network, as it cannot use a 5 GHz netork. The other piece of information
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needed is your ZIP code, which is required in order to grab the candle lighting times
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for your location. An example of this filled out looks like this:
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