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Robust PC-RPI IOT Platform

sannerwind

Does anyone know of a robust Windows PC (master)- RPI IDE (Slave) Platform?   The RPI should have its own Operating System, Keyboard, Big Screen and can be treated as a bidirectional PC peripheral, capable of stand-alone execution.  A PC program (run under its own IDE e.g., Virtual Basic, JAVA...) would treat the RPI's hardware configuration as one big peripheral, via "RPI kernal commands", which can remotely execute any RPI "hat", peripheral, or execute any "command line" via a WiFi channel or USB.   Thank you in advance Jay R Sannerwind@gmail.com

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  • Hi Jay,

     

    I think SSH  ( Secure shell) can do pretty much everything what you want. SSH server is not enabled by default in RPi. But you can easily enable it in raspi-config. *

    • Execute raspi-config command on your raspberrypi and go to advanced_options and enable ssh.

     

    If your raspberry pi and host computer (in your case Windows PC) are connected to the same network, find the IP address allotted to your RPi by typing ifconfig on the raspberry pi or by using nmap port scan to figure

    out the IP Address from your host PC.

     

    If your Rpi and Windows PC are not connected to a Local network, You can easily create one using a cheap switch (something like this : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PFYM5MZ/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?psc=1 ) (This option give you the flexibility to add more nodes to the network) or by using a crossover ethernet cable (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_crossover_cable ).

     

    Once you have the network ready. Execute ssh command using "putty" https://www.putty.org/  and connect to the IP address where your RPi is.

     

    Now you will get a terminal which is infact the terminal of your raspberry pi.

     

    Execute anything you want to do on Rpi here.

     

    Any doubts? Feel free to contact.

     

    Thanks

    Aswin

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  • Hi Jay,

     

    I think SSH  ( Secure shell) can do pretty much everything what you want. SSH server is not enabled by default in RPi. But you can easily enable it in raspi-config. *

    • Execute raspi-config command on your raspberrypi and go to advanced_options and enable ssh.

     

    If your raspberry pi and host computer (in your case Windows PC) are connected to the same network, find the IP address allotted to your RPi by typing ifconfig on the raspberry pi or by using nmap port scan to figure

    out the IP Address from your host PC.

     

    If your Rpi and Windows PC are not connected to a Local network, You can easily create one using a cheap switch (something like this : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PFYM5MZ/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?psc=1 ) (This option give you the flexibility to add more nodes to the network) or by using a crossover ethernet cable (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_crossover_cable ).

     

    Once you have the network ready. Execute ssh command using "putty" https://www.putty.org/  and connect to the IP address where your RPi is.

     

    Now you will get a terminal which is infact the terminal of your raspberry pi.

     

    Execute anything you want to do on Rpi here.

     

    Any doubts? Feel free to contact.

     

    Thanks

    Aswin

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  • in reply to aswinvenu

    First Aswin: Thank you very much.

    some systems can detect and install a new device and have its core configurations available by selection with zero hassle. My object is to have the PI control its myriads of sensors, end-effectors, gizmos via its hats,   standard bidirectional links like PWM, USB,  analog world wires, or execute modules written in popular languages, all acting as objects, and permit the central control to be from a “main program” in the PC or the PI. Thus these two (later more) systems are “entangled” and in “superposition” in that all their attributes/ resources are in a soup, and can be proportioned arbitrarily. It basically lets you apply yourself to your  mission and not worry about the logical wiring, best language/ platform and system programming. My thanks again, any magic wands, already canned creations towards this objective .. sannerwind@gmail.com