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This is a project to demonstrate how to use the raspberry pi to interface to an industrial RS232 device and send it's data elsewhere over an ethernet WiFi link. This could be done over a hardwired ethernet link or as in this case over the W...
Introduction
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Uploading the Code to the Pi Pico
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IntroductionThere is a kids' toy that is a pocket-sized voice/effects box. It has half a dozen buttons on the front, and whenever any b...
Introduction
Pre-built Double Precision MicroPython Firmware
Setting up the PC to build MicroPython Firmware
Building a Release Version of MicroPython with Double Precision
Building Latest Snapshot version of MicroPython with Double Precisio…
Recently we built a Plex Media Server using the Raspberry Pi 2, at the time the Raspberry Pi 2 was the most powerful board in the Raspberry Pi range. But on February 29th 2016 the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced their latest board, the Raspberry Pi…
A couple years ago, I showed how to setup an ownCloud server on a Raspberry Pi. The system worked, but there were some performance hiccups. Most importantly was the ability for the system to handle large files and for the Pi v1 to take on the t...
IntroductionThis project provides “oscilloscope-like” capabilities for the ultra low cost of £12, with near-zero soldering required. It’s not a very practical oscilloscope (and this project is really just a quick proof-of-concept written in a couple
I want to introduce my new touch screen kit for the PiZero. There are already many touchscreen extensions for the Raspberry Pi and Pi Zero, but often without an elegant housing for wall mounting and usually with larger screen diagonals and therefore …
