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Enable and verify Raspberry Pi I2C bus i2c-1 for 3.3V sensors
Enable i2c-1 on Raspberry Pi OS, wire 3.3V sensors to GPIO 2 and 3, and verify the bus with i2cdetect.
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Enable i2c-1 on Raspberry Pi OS, wire 3.3V sensors to GPIO 2 and 3, and verify the bus with i2cdetect.
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