# Infineon's 24GHz Radar Board Sense2GoL for Arduino
This repository integrates Infineon's Sense2GoL 24GHz Radar into the Arduino IDE.
Contents
- Contents
- Supported 24GHz Boards
- Additional Information
- Installation Instructions
- Additional Contributors
Supported 24GHz Boards
Additional Information
Please visit also the boards maker homepage page for additional information, e.g. quickstart guides, additional information, etc.:
Additionally, please consult the releases for information about the changes and new versions. This repository is based on the XMC-for-Arduino and mainly integrates the Radar boards only in combination with additional documentation.
Installation Instructions
Prework for SEGGER J-Link
In order to use and program the Infineon XMC microcontrollers in the Arduino IDE, SEGGER J-Link must be installed on your PC. Please follow this link to SEGGER J-Link and install the J-Link Software and Documentation Pack for your operating system. If you have already installed 'DAVE™ - Development Platform for XMC™ Microcontrollers', you can skip this step as the respective drivers/programs are already installed on your system.
Using Arduino IDE
Paste the following URL into the 'Additional Boards Manager URLs' input field under File > Preferences to add Infineon's microcontroller boards to the Arduino IDE.
https://github.com/Infineon/Assets/releases/download/current/package_infineon_index.json
Easier to copy (no clickable link):
https://github.com/Infineon/Assets/releases/download/current/package_infineon_index.json
To install the boards, please navigate to Tools > Board > Boards Manager... and search for 24GHz Radar. You will find options to install the board files for the microcontrollers. Click "Install" to add the boards to your Arduino IDE.
In the boards list Tools > Board, the XMC microcontroller boards are added and can be used from now on.
Important Notes
- This integration will only work for Arduino IDE >=1.5
- Refer also to the LICENSE.md/txt file for further information
- Arduino 1.8.0 IDE might have problems with the XMC-for-Arduino releases