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+Back to [[pico_wifi_monitor_with_lcd|Pico Wifi Analyzer with LCD]]
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 There is a lot of information on this Wiki about how to build this project, but don't be fooled, it's a very simple project, and it will take you longer to read the Wiki than it will to build the project :)
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-The project consists of a Raspberry Pi Pico, an LCD Screen, 4 Wires and a pre-written Python script, very simple. The  hardest part of this project will probably be getting a compatible LCD, if you look on Aliexpress, there are hundreds of these LCDs and they cost between £2-£3 each. Buy two in case you break one :)
+<color #ed1c24>I recommend you read all the wiki pages for this project first so you don't miss something important or order some parts that will not work.</color>
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+The project consists of a Raspberry Pi Pico, an LCD Screen, 4 Wires and a pre-written Python script, very simple. The  hardest part of this project will probably be getting a compatible LCD, if you look on Aliexpress, there are hundreds of these LCDs and they cost between £2-£3 each. Buy two in case you break one :) The LCD I have used is I2C, this is important because the Driver file and the running software are all setup to use I2C.
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+[[Phase 1 - Prerequisites]]\\
+[[Phase 1 - The Wifi Analyzer Software]]\\
+[[Phase 1 - A quick explanation around the UI and Operation]]\\
+[[Phase 1 - 3D Printed Enclosure]]\\
-    *[[Using Pico with SSD1306 based LCD]]\\
+That is it, you should now be all done and have a working Wifi monitor device. Well done :)
-    *[[Connect Pico to Wifi]]\\
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-    *[[Find Pico MAC Address]]\\
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-    *[[Check Device I2C Address]]\\
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