MIKROE-2026

MIKROE-2026 Datasheet

From MikroElektonika Documentation

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Page 1 of 8 Hexiwear From MikroElektonika Documentation Hexiwear is a wearable development kit for the Internet of Things era. A small and sleek, lowpower device packed with sensors to quantify yourself and the world around you. Wirelessly enabled, it can connect both to devices nearby or to cloud servers far away. Developed in collaboration with NXP Semiconductors and funded through Kickstarter, Hexiwear is chiefly aimed at developers who need a complete IoT toolkit low power yet versatile hardware, compatible smartphone and iOS apps, and cloud connectivity. Unlike most MikroElektronika products, Hexiwear is completely open source. This guide is an introductory overview of Hexiwear features. For a guide on setting up your development environment, read the guide to writing your first program. A separate guide for the Hexiwear Docking Station is also available.. Hexiwear Contents 1 Getting started Wake up Navigation Reset 2 Hardware features Buttons, ports and LEDs Specifications Schematic 3 Built-in applications and settings Home screen Apps Weather Station Motion Flashlight Fitness Pedometer Fitness Heart rate Notifications Settings Bluetooth OTAP Active buttons Haptic Get app About Reset Sensor tag mode 4 Hexiwear smartphone apps Installing the smartphone app Pairing Hexiwear with smartphone Video walkthrough Step by step Troubleshooting 5 Wolksense cloud platform Sensor readings Setting up alarms Creating reports 6 Hexiwear Docking Station 7 Resources Hexiwear - wearable dev kit for IoT Microcontroller NXP Kinetis K64 NXP Kinetis KW4x Sensors Temperature, humidity, accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, pressure, heart-rate, ambient light Display Full color OLED 96px x 96px Interface Hexiwear Docking station connector, Micro USB port Power supply 600 mA Single-cell Li-Ion/Li-Polymer Battery Color options Blue, Yellow, Green Website Getting started Wake up Six capacitive buttons surrounding an OLED display make up Hexiwear's user interface. A double tap on any of the buttons will wake up the device and light up the OLED display to show the home screen. Page 2 of 8 If double taps don't wake up the device, the battery is probably empty. Connect Hexiwear to a power supply through the Micro USB port on the side. Charge for a while then try again. Navigation From the home screen, a single tap on the lower right button will bring you into the menu. Use the pair of buttons to the right side of the screen to browse through the list of available items. Two dots on the right edge of the screen are visible wherever vertical scrolling is available. The two buttons below the screen are for entering and exiting folders or turning settings on and off. If you are left-handed, you can set up your Hexiwear so that the buttons on the left side of the screen are used for vertical scrolling. From the Home Screen, go to Menu >>> Settings >>> Active buttons. Reset If the Hexiwear unit becomes unresponsive, you can reset it using the button on the rear side. You will need a pin, needle, paper clip, or similar item to press reset same type of tool used for ejecting SIM cards out of cell phones . Hardware features Buttons, ports and LEDs Hexiwear has a hexagonal form factor suitable for a wearable or a standalone device deployed in the field. Here's what you see from the outside: Ambient light sensor One of six capacitive buttons surrounding the central OLED display RGB LED Hexiwear Docking Station connector Optical heart rate sensor LED and photodiode Not visible here, Hexiwear also a Micro USB port on the upper left edge looking from the front Specifications

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Hexiwear

From MikroElektonika Documentation

Hexiwear is a wearable development kit for the Internet of Things era. A small and sleek, lowpower device packed with sensors to quantify yourself and the world around you. Wirelessly enabled, it can connect both to devices nearby or to cloud servers far away.

Developed in collaboration with NXP Semiconductors and funded through Kickstarter, Hexiwear is chiefly aimed at developers who need a complete IoT toolkit low power yet versatile hardware, compatible smartphone and iOS apps, and cloud connectivity.

Unlike most MikroElektronika products, Hexiwear is completely open source.

This guide is an introductory overview of Hexiwear features. For a guide on setting up your development environment, read the guide to writing your first program. A separate guide for the Hexiwear Docking Station is also available..

Hexiwear

Contents
1 Getting started Wake up Navigation Reset
2 Hardware features Buttons, ports and LEDs Specifications Schematic
3 Built-in applications and settings Home screen Apps Weather Station Motion Flashlight Fitness Pedometer Fitness Heart rate Notifications Settings Bluetooth OTAP Active buttons Haptic Get app About Reset Sensor tag mode
4 Hexiwear smartphone apps Installing the smartphone app Pairing Hexiwear with smartphone Video walkthrough Step by step Troubleshooting
5 Wolksense cloud platform Sensor readings Setting up alarms Creating reports
6 Hexiwear Docking Station 7 Resources

Hexiwear - wearable dev kit for IoT

Microcontroller NXP Kinetis K64

NXP Kinetis KW4x

Sensors

Temperature, humidity, accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, pressure, heart-rate, ambient light

Display

Full color OLED 96px x 96px

Interface

Hexiwear Docking station connector, Micro USB port

Power supply 600 mA Single-cell Li-Ion/Li-Polymer Battery

Color options Blue, Yellow, Green

Website

Getting started

Wake up

Six capacitive buttons surrounding an OLED display make up Hexiwear's user interface. A double tap on any of the buttons will wake up the device and light up the OLED display to show the home screen.

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If double taps don't wake up the device, the battery is probably empty. Connect Hexiwear to a power supply through the Micro USB port on the side. Charge for a while then try again.

Navigation

From the home screen, a single tap on the lower right button will bring you into the menu. Use the pair of buttons to the right side of the screen to browse through the list of available items. Two dots on the right edge of the screen are visible wherever vertical scrolling is available. The two buttons below the screen are for entering and exiting folders or turning settings on and off. If you are left-handed, you can set up your Hexiwear so that the buttons on the left side of the screen are used for vertical scrolling. From the Home Screen, go to Menu >>> Settings >>> Active buttons.

Reset

If the Hexiwear unit becomes unresponsive, you can reset it using the button on the rear side. You will need a pin, needle, paper clip, or similar item to press reset same type of tool used for ejecting SIM cards out of cell phones .

Hardware features

Buttons, ports and LEDs

Hexiwear has a hexagonal form factor suitable for a wearable or a standalone device deployed in the field. Here's what you see from the outside:

Ambient light sensor One of six capacitive buttons surrounding the central OLED display RGB LED Hexiwear Docking Station connector Optical heart rate sensor LED and photodiode Not visible here, Hexiwear also a Micro USB port on the upper left edge looking from the front

Specifications

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Datasheet ID: MIKROE-2026 649268