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In this manual, we first provide a quick tutorial that helps install the BTstack Library for the Arduino IDE and gets you started with the examples.
In the second part, we'll explain the examples to get you starting in creating your own Sketches that use the BTstack LE Arduino Shield.
In the second part, we'll explain the examples to get you starting with creating your own Sketches that use the BTstack LE Arduino Shield.
## Supported Harware
BTstack LE Arduino Shield together with Arduino boards with at least 64 kB Flash - tested with Arduino.cc IDE v1.6.4:
It should work with any board that provides at least 64 kB Flash and a working SPI driver.
So far, we did test the BTstack LE Arduino Shield together with these Arduino boards:
- Arduino Mega 2560 R3
- Arduino Mega 2560
- Arduino Mega 1280
- Sparkfun Mega 3.3
It should work with any board that provides 64 kB Flash and a working SPI driver, please let us know if you get it working with your hardware.
Please let us know if you got it working with other Arduino clones.
## Discussion and Community Support
[BTstack Google Group](http://groups.google.com/group/btstack-dev)

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# Quick Start
# Tutorial
## Arduino IDE
Please install the latest version of the Arduino IDE from <http://arduino.cc>
Please install the latest version of the Arduino IDE from <http://arduino.cc>.
This tutorial was created & tested with version 1.6.4, but it should work with all newer versions.
## BTstack Library
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## Hardware
Please plug the BTstack LE Shield into one of the supported Arduino boards listed on [the Welcome page](../)
With an Arduino Mega 2560, it should look like this:
Please plug the BTstack LE Shield into one of the supported Arduino boards listed on the [Welcome page](../).
With an Arduino Mega 2560, it looks like this:
![Image of BTstack LE Shield plugged into Arduion Mega 2560](picts/setup.jpg)
## Test
As a first test, open the iBeaconScanner example via File->Examples->BTstack->iBeaconScanner.
In the Sketch window, press the Upload button. After it was successfully uploaded to the board,
In the Sketch window, press the Upload button.
![Image of Arduino IDE Sketch](picts/sketch.jpg)
After it was successfully uploaded to the board,
open the Serial Console.
The output should look similar to this:
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Device discovered: D0:39:72:CD:83:45, RSSI -55
Device discovered: D0:39:72:CD:83:45, RSSI -55
This examples listens for BLE Advertisements and prints the Bluetooth BD_ADDR (similar to a Wifi MAC) address and the received signal strength. For iBeacons, also the Major and Minor ID as well as the iBeacon UUID is shown.
This example listens for BLE Advertisements and prints the Bluetooth BD_ADDR (similar to a WiFi MAC) address and the received signal strength. For iBeacons, also the Major ID, the Minor ID and the iBeacon UUID are shown.
Please have a look at the other [examples](../examples/generated.md), too.
Please have a look at the other [examples](../examples/generated/), too.

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site_dir: btstack-arduino
pages:
- [index.md, Welcome]
- [tutorial.md, Quick Start]
- [tutorial.md, Tutorial]
- [examples/intro.md, Examples]
- [examples/generated.md, List of Examples]
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