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Now plug in your Pixy into your computer with a USB mini cable. | Now plug in your Pixy into your computer with a USB mini cable. | ||
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- | And run PixyMon by double-clicking on PixyMon in your Applications directory. PixyMon will connect to your Pixy and start displaying "CCB1" data. (This is the default data that's streamed from Pixy, consisting of a list of detected objects, their locations and sizes, but since Pixy probably hasn't learned any color signatures yet, this information won't be very interesting.) | + | And run PixyMon by double-clicking on PixyMon in your Applications directory. PixyMon will connect to your Pixy and start displaying color connected components data (This is the default data that's streamed from Pixy, consisting of a list of detected objects, their locations and sizes, overlaid over raw video, but since Pixy probably hasn't learned any color signatures yet, you'll probably only get raw video.) |
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- | What's next? Let's [[wiki:v2:Teach_Pixy_an_object|teach Pixy an object]]! | + | What's next? Let's [[wiki:v2:teach_pixy_an_object_2|teach Pixy an object.]]! |