In this tutorial we will be showing you how to make a node setup to use with TTN mapper to map TTN Coverage. TTN Mapper is a community made website by JP Meijers and is used to be able to map out coverage of TTN gateways, in this project we’ll be making a Raspberry Pi […]
How to configure your JustBoom IR remote for LibreElec In this guide we are going to show you how to configure your JustBoom IR remote for the latest version of LibreElec. For this guide we will assume that you already have LibreElec up and running on your Raspberry Pi and one of the JustBoom HATs […]
IR Remote Control Support on Raspbian Buster – JustBoom This guide will show you how to get your IR remote control working with the Raspberry Pi using the latest Raspbian Buster OS. Since the release of Buster there have been some significant changes to the way IR is handled, in particular there is now a […]
This quick guide will show you how to connect your RAK831 concentrator module to the Raspberry Pi and configure the software to connect to TTN via Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection. What you need You will need the following hardware components to get started with this guide: Raspberry Pi Model B/3B+ RAK831 and FT2232H LoRa Gateway […]
Set Up JustBoom HAT or pHAT For Mono Output This guide will show you how to merge stereo signals to mono output on either the JustBoom AMP or DAC. We will show you how to configure the ALSA settings using the latest Raspbian Buster OS. When using single speaker configuration with the Raspberry Pi and […]
This project will show you how to use the PiJuice HAT to power separate device other than the Raspberry Pi. In this project we are going to use the PiJuice HAT to power a motor controller board, but you can use to power other devices such as MCU’s. In this project we are going to […]
In this project we are going to show you how to use the PiJuice HAT as either a remote camera system or as backup power when primary power has failed. The software we are going to use is called MotionEye OS and we are going to adapt it to overlay the status of the PiJuice […]
Pi Supply bit:buggy Project 09 – Remote control by accelerometer We have already showed you how to use one micro:bit to control another and also use the built-in accelerometer to control aspects of the bit:buggy. Now in this project we are going to combine the two to remote control the bit:buggy using the accelerometer. Connect […]
Pi Supply bit:buggy Project 08 – Light follow In this project we are going to make the bit:buggy follow a single light source such as a torch light or the light on your phone. As you move the light source the bit:buggy will follow and change direction according. Connect your hardware If you haven’t done […]
Pi Supply bit:buggy Project 07 – Turn over detection What happens when your bit:buggy accidentally flips over? Well it keeps running. In this project we are going to detect when the bit:buggy flips and then switch off the motors. Connect your hardware If you haven’t done so already, connect the left servo wheel to P1 […]