It is understood that Bosch has an option for customers to purchase a fully assembled BME688 Development Board Kit, which includes a preprogrammed HUZZAH32 along with a preconfigured and formatted 16 GB MicroSD card, among other components. Should someone have bought a sole BME688 sensor board [that includes 8 BME688 sensing probes] without the preprocured components (the preprogrammed HUZZAH32; the preconfigured and preformatted 16 GB MicroSD card), what would the following procedure look like for the proper operation of the sensing board through the Bosch AI Studio?
Based on Bosch's Flyer Development Kit (BST-BME688-FL001), would one conclude that newly bought HUZZAH32s should be solely programmed with the 'flash.bat' file along with copying a derived '.bmeconfig' file from the Bosch AI Studio [which references chosen Heater Profiles (HPs) and Duty Cycles (RDCs) of BME688 sensor probes] without formatting newly bought 16 GB MicroSD cards in a certain way (e.g., FAT32, FAT16, etc.) to ensure that purchased MicroSD cards are suitable for BME688 developer usage? Or would formatting newly bought MicroSD cards limit individual file capacity (e.g., FAT32 limits each file size to 4 GBs), hindering and tampering with the functioning of the BME688 developer board when sampling for eventually training algorithms?
My question hereby leads to one final inquiry: if one were to buy a sole BME688 sensor board with separate complementing components, how would you manipulate each component so that they match the configurations and procurements utilized in the fully assembled BME688 Development Board Kit?
