In our thirteenth article in the Getting Started series, we explore ways to get involved in the Raspberry Pi community. — Anderson Silva In our thirteenth article in the Getting Started series, we explore ways to get involved in the Raspberry Pi community. This series is gradually coming to an end, and I have written … Read more
In our seventh guide on getting started with Raspberry Pi, we learn how to patch the Raspberry Pi. — Anderson Silva Like tablets, phones, and laptops, you need to update your Raspberry Pi. The latest enhancements not only help your Pi run smoothly but also make it more secure, especially if you are connected to … Read more
In the previous article, we introduced how to configure wifi login and enable SSH service when burning the image on Mac. See “Getting Started with Raspberry Pi (Burning Image on Mac)”. 1. Enter the Mi Home App to check the Raspberry Pi IP. 2. Open the terminal on your local computer. 3. Enter the command: … Read more
If you want to play with hardware control, the Raspberry Pi is definitely a good choice. This credit card-sized computer board, paired with Python, allows you to easily achieve various hardware interactions. Whether it’s lighting up an LED or controlling a motor, it’s all possible. Today, let’s talk about how to use Python to do … Read more
1.Materials needed: a computer runningmacOS, a card reader, anSD card, and a Raspberry Pi 3B+. 2. Download the Raspberry Pi Imager from the official website. (https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/) 3. Click “CHOOSE DEVICE” to select the Raspberry Pi model. 4. Click “Select Operating System” and choose “Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit)”. The reason for choosing the 32 bit version … Read more
In the previous article on getting started with Raspberry Pi (Part 3), I introduced how to drive a stepper motor. At that time, the stepper motor driven was a simpler one with lower precision. Today, we will drive a more complex stepper motor. Of course, I will still use Arduino as an example, but I … Read more
The official operating system recommended for the Raspberry Pi is Raspbian, which is a free operating system based on Debian Linux that can be installed on all versions of the Raspberry Pi. This means that if you are not familiar with Linux, you may not be able to tinker with this delightful gadget freely. Linux … Read more
Getting Started with Raspberry Pi (Part Two) Smart Embedded Apprentice, WeChat Official Account: Smart Embedded Apprentice Getting Started with Raspberry Pi (Part Two) After the previous article, our NAS server has a downloader function, but it is limited to the local area network. Therefore, the following is based on the internal network penetration technology to … Read more
Preparing to write some tutorials on getting started with Raspberry Pi, this tutorial uses C language for teaching. It roughly involves the control of the GPIO pins of the Raspberry Pi, an introduction to Raspberry Pi, and specific examples of using GPIO pins. It is mainly aimed at beginners of Raspberry Pi. We use the … Read more
In the eighth article of our getting started series with Raspberry Pi, we will learn how to use Raspberry Pi to watch movies on Netflix and listen to music. — Anderson Silva So far, this series of articles has covered many topics — how to select[1], purchase[2], set up[3], and update[4] your Raspberry Pi, as … Read more