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Notecard for Skylo Starter Kit Quickstart

Welcome to Blues! Our tutorials below will help you get up and running with a Blues Notecard for Skylo Starter Kit. If you run into any problems, or have any questions along the way, feel free to reach out in our forum.

1. Use Notecard to Send Data

Learn how to connect to Notecard, how to set up Notecard’s companion cloud backend, Notehub, and how to start working with data.

Start the Notecard Quickstart

2. Send Data Over Satellite

Learn how to configure Notecard for Skylo for NTN connectivity and send your first data over a satellite connection.

Start the Notecard for Skylo Quickstart

3. Set Up Your Microcontroller

Learn how to set up the STM32-based MCU on your Notecarrier CX. After this step you'll be ready to communicate with your Notecard from an MCU.

Set Up Your MCU

4. Build Your First IoT App With Blues

Learn how to write firmware using the Notecard SDKs. You'll collect temperature and humidity readings and send them to the cloud at a regular interval.

Build Your First App

5. Send Data to Your Cloud

Learn about Notehub routes, which allow you to securely send your data from Notehub to your cloud of choice.

Route Data to Your Cloud

Next Steps

Now that you know the basics of how Notecard and Notehub work, you’re ready to apply what you’ve learned towards a real project. We have a few recommendations on what to do next:

  • Get Your hub.set Configuration Right: Your hub.set settings determine how and when your Notecard connects and syncs with Notehub, so it's important to tune those settings to your project's power and data needs. For a deeper look, watch An In-Depth Guide to Notecard’s hub.set Request, which steps through real-world configuration scenarios.

  • Learn Satellite Best Practices: Learn tips to help you build a solution that maximizes the utility of your satellite connectivity, while minimizing unnecessary usage of your data allocation.

  • Check Out Best Practices for Production Projects: This skimmable guide has a list of best practices for moving your project from a prototype to a real, production-ready deployment.

  • Follow the Notehub Walkthrough: Learn how to manage projects and device fleets, update Notecard and host firmware, set up alerts, securely route your data, and more.

At any time, if you find yourself stuck, please reach out on the community forum.

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