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# Configuration

Follow these steps to start the configuration process:

1. Log in to your Antares account console page<br>

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2. In the example source code send data library Arduino Uno Ethernet Shield, change the accesskey, application name and device name with your own.

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3. In the Arduino IDE, configure the Arduino Uno as the board you will be using. Click **Tools > Board > Arduino Uno.**
4. In the Arduino IDE, configure the Port according to the Arduino Board you are using. Click **Tools > Port > COM.**


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