This is a very simple instructable for those of you who got a new Raspberry PI and a Pi Face and is wondering what can they do. This instructable is also documented on Makeystreet.com – Makey : Getting to know Raspberry PI Parts used : RASPBERRY PI – MODEL B – 512MB – 1 No […]
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The Raspberry Pi Model B+ is a credit card sized computer with a Micro SD Card as a hard drive and 512MB of RAM. You install a Linux based software onto the SD Card and insert it to the bottom of the Pi. There are GPIO ports on the right hand side of the Pi
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I used to do many projects like this as a teenager, an eternity ago as it seems. One thing I learned the hard way is to always, always, assemble projects gradually, starting with the power. If the power is wrong, in the best case, you get really befuddled about what is going on, and in
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Raspberry Pi is a low cost credit card sized ARM/GNU based single board computer that runs on a Linux Platform and plugs into your TV, just add a mouse and keyboard and a little imagination. It will be available to buy soon at around £22 for the fully loaded version. It’s the brain child of
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The Raspberry pi is a device which uses the Broadcom controller chip which is a SoC (System on Chip). This SoC has the ARM11 processor which runs on 700 MHz at its core. This powerful processor and the controller having the peripherals like timers, interrupt controller, GPIO, PCM / I2S, DMA controller, I2C, SPI slave,
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If you’ve ever tried to setup your Raspberry Pi as an Internet of Things device, you’ll know that unless you jump through some massive hoops, you’re stuck serving web pages and data on your local network. Getting information from your Pi on your phone, or while you’re at work or school . . . it’s
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With my new toy Raspberry pi I’ve done several testing projects from instructables, adafruit etc. But after a while it became boring and I’ve started looking for something actually useful for me. My previous playground was my new phone several weeks ago which came with new feature NFC reading. Thought and thought together gave me
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LCD Module Hardware The pinout of the module is : Ground VCC (Usually +5V) Contrast adjustment (VO) Register Select (RS). RS=0: Command, RS=1: Data Read/Write (R/W). R/W=0: Write, R/W=1: Read Enable Bit 0 (Not required in 4-bit operation) Bit 1 (Not required in 4-bit operation) Bit 2 (Not required in 4-bit operation) Bit 3 (Not
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You will need… -Raspberry pi model b+ with raspbian and Python 2(which should come with raspbian) -HDMI monitor and cable -3 tactile push switches -Breadboard(you can get by without it be connecting straight to the buttons, but this also works as a stand for the buttons) -male to female wires (or, in my case, male
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A latching relay is used in this power bar. With this special relay you can switch on and off a lamp, your PC, your Hard-disk or any other devise with a little python program on your Raspberry Pi Advantage and disadvantage of the Latching Relay Why using a latching relay instead of a normal relay.
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