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Added GPIO 1W instructions
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# GPIO
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Before starting, make sure to enable the *1-Wire* interface on the Raspberri PI Configuration app.
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![Interfaces](img/pi-1-wire.png)
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To start using GPIO sensors like 1W 18B20 temperature sensors, you will need to install the OpenPlotter GPIO app. OpenPlotter apps are installed from the OpenPlotter -> Settings application. Click *Refresh* to verify the installed Apps. By default GPIO is not installed so select it and click *Install*. After installation, you will now see the GPIO app in the OpenPlotter menu.
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![Screen](img/gpio.png)
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When you open the GPIO app, you will now see your 1-Wire sensors listed. You will need to edit them to add the correct Signal-K key name. The names have a specific format and the *Edit* button will assist you with creating the correct key name.
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![Sensor](img/sensor-edit.png)
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It is important to use a valid key name so that Signal K will utilize the correct unit of measure.
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![Keys](img/signalk-keys.png)
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After you have added a Signal K key, you should see your sensor listed in the Signal K *Data Browser*.
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![Browser](img/signalk-data.png)

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