A few months ago I found through a MOOC at Universidad Galileo, that was possible to convert a Raspberry PI in “almost” a laptop. This idea caught my attention, by turning this “micro” in an independent computer. I investigate how to do it and I concluded that it was possible for me to do so, […]
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Look at this Raspberry board. Its is a good choice if you want to make your own internet and multimedia station to play HD movies, browse on the web watch Youtube trailers listen your MP3 collections for literally peanuts. All you need to do, plug all the cables to they sockets, upload the software and good
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This is one of the projects I’m currently working on. The idea behind the project is to build a simple yet scalable and eficiant garden irrogation, using as little resources as posible. The end product will be a IOT garden project, but I’ll update you as i go. Step 1: List of parts 1 x
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How Does it Work The main brain for this project is Arduino UNO Board along with Arduino Ethernet Shield to give it a wireless connectivity.Arduino runs a code to control a Relay board according to the input and also serves a web page through which respective output to the relay board can be controlled.Through relay
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Intro This is my Raspberry Pi info LCD, I wanted to try and get the Arduino and Raspberry Pi talking to each other through USB serial and I made this little project. The Raspberry Pi uses a python script to get the data and then sends it as a string to the arduino which then
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In my house, you can often hear someone shouting “Is the Internet down?” Sometimes it is but most of the time it’s a “user problem”. I decided to build a gizmo that would make it easy to tell whether the internet connection was working or not. Hence the Raspberry Pi Internet Monitor. The Raspberry Pi
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This brief guide explains how to use ssh to talk with your Raspberry Pi. You will need: 1 Raspberry Pi connected to your router (Monitor and keyboard.) If you are looking for a guide to access your Raspberry Pi from the internet look here: http://www.instructables.com/id/Raspberry-Pi-as-webserver/ Step 1: Enable ssh on Raspberry Pi Login with the
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Use your Raspberry Pi to control a floppy drive to make music! Step 1: Materials Raspberry Pi ATX power supply (can be found in old computers) Floppy drive Breadboard Wires (9 female to male and 1 male to male) Step 2: Connect the floppy drive Connect floppy drive pin 11 to floppy drive pin 12.
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After getting a simple LED-blink program working, I moved on to the RFID portion of my project. It seemed to be the simplest of the three major parts (RFID, SD card, and MP3) because it’s basically just configuring the UART to receive and check the card IDs. I’m using the RDM6300 UART RFID Module from ITeadStudio, which
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In one of our last tutorials we have installed WhatsApp on Raspberry. Whatsapp at the moment is definitely the most famous app for messaging services, but there are also many alternatives although little known. One of these is Telegram. “Telegram is a cloud-based mobile and desktop messaging app with a focus on security and speed.
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