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A high-level interface will usually be available for the specific Harp device you are using. To install them, first change the package manager **Package source** to `nuget.org`. Then, in the search bar, look for your device by typing: `harp.<device>`. For instance, for the [Harp Behavior](xref:Harp.Behavior) board, you should find the following package:
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The device nodes should now be available in the Bonsai Toolbox and you can start using them in your workflows. See [Operators](./articles/operators.md) for examples of how to manipulate and control Harp devices.
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