Authors: Alexandru Radovici, Ioana Culic, Maria Tudor – Wyliodrin Bogdan Doinea – Cisco Networking Academy This document describes how to build a Social Alarm Clock by a team of five people: a manager, a product designer, two engineers and a programmer. Introduction We are going to make a smart wake up lamp. You should already […]
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This is the case I made for my Cubieboard/Raspberry Pi which, back in the day, was an external cd writer drive. This case includes: Power supply Silent HDD mount Fan with speed control The first step (for which I, unfortunately, don’t have any pictures) is to take the case apart and remove all the old
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For my project, I am going to be hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. I want to be able to set the alarm on the alarm clock through the website and have the C++ program interact with the MySQL database to get alarm times. Many websites are hosted using Apache, but since Apache can
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This is a simple project that tries to use the Raspberry Pi as a Scoreboard.. on a character LCD What we will do in this project is write a python script that will use httplib and rplcd to connect to the internet and display the score.. if you are not aware of Raspberry Pi or
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This is a short tutorial to exhibit the abilities of the Pi Buddy app Step 1: Setting up the Pi In order for the Pi to receive command from the device you must have the necessary files and dependancies installed. Pi Buddy runs off of web-pins found here. https://github.com/TheGreenToaster/web-pins The instructions are here to set
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The following example demonstrates the simple control of a GPIO pin on the Raspberry Pi. Source Code The source code for this example is included in the github repository: https://github.com/Pi4J/pi4j/tree/master/pi4j-example/src/main/java/ControlGpioExample.java /* * #%L * ********************************************************************** * ORGANIZATION : Pi4J * PROJECT : Pi4J :: Java Examples * FILENAME : ControlGpioExample.java * * This file is
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Picture this: We are excited about hosting a Raspberry Pi build night at our maker space in San Francisco. We have keyboards ready, mouses, power adapters, SD cards loaded with operating systems, refreshments, and a room full of creative technical folk. But….uh-oh….we are 1 monitor short for our group. Shock horror! Not to worry! We
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Today we are expanding on the SD card example that we posted last week. In that earlier example we showed you the new customer SD component used to interface with the SD card. In this example we want to expand on that example to play music, stored on the SD card, through a Speaker. PSoC
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The PCB I did the project in eagle cad placing one Raspberry Pi 2×13 femal connector (step 2.54mm – 0,01″) and then placing 4 pin header strip 1×13 with enlarged pads. I need these pads only for soldering the wires to the pcb. After this I did a very simple pcb putting in a simple
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Joysticks are really fun to use. They are also much more intuitive than other input devices. Adding a joystick to your Raspberry Pi opens a lot of new doors. You can now use the Raspberry Pi and the joystick to control a robot, a camera, play games or do whatever you want. We’ll be using
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