An Arduino watch is a novel idea. However, an Arduino watch with altitude, temperature, and a pedometer installed onto it is even better! Earlier this week, I posted about an Arduino Chess Clock, and this watch was actually made by the same user who created that. Apparently the Arduino watch was very easy to make. The amounted costs […]
One year on since the OSMC team started working on the project, they’ve now reached a stable release! Here at Pi Supply we’re excited to see this final release! Incase this is your first time hearing of OSMC, Open Source Media Center (also known as OSMC), was founded in 2014 and is a free and […]
As you are probably aware, today is a national holiday in the USA – Thanksgiving. We are not based in the USA, but since a lot of our customers are we thought we should mark the occasion in some way (and, to be completely honest, it fit in nicely with the completion of this little […]
To get the Bright Pi working on the Raspberry Pi, you need to enable I2C. You can find a great guide on setting up I2C on the Adafruit website here. Once I2C is all set up, then from command line to turn only all white LEDs on: sudo i2cset -y 1 0x70 0x00 0x5a To […]
Please note that this page has now been superseded by the Bright Pi Quickstart and FAQ page. When you purchased your Bright Pi v1.0 kit, you should have received an anti-static bag with some components in it which will require soldering together in order to get the Bright Pi up and running and connected to your […]
Today we are delighted to announce that we are in the process of developing a new free URL shortening service for Raspberry Pi enthusiasts – RasP.is. Why? You ask. Simply because we can! We found a cool, short domain which will appeal to Raspberry Pi users across the world as well as everyone else who […]
Pi Sight – an Android app for the Raspberry Pi camera module We are delighted to announce Pi Sight – a new Android application for the Raspberry Pi Camera module. It is essentially an Android version of BerryCam. In fact it was designed to use the same handler script as BerryCam so that those with […]
Over the last few weeks we have been working with Joe Walnes (@joewalnes) to bring the brilliant Pi Crust add on board into a complete kit form ready for anyone to purchase, without the need to source the components yourself or pay huge delivery fees for small component orders. We decided to launch this on […]
Raspberry Pi The code on this page has been superseded, you can find the new scripts on our GitHub repository. Use the code below only if you are using Wheezy. Python There are two ways to implement this in Python…with a while loop, or using interrupts. Below can be found some code examples to use […]
Please find below the assembly instructions for the Pi Supply Switch v1.1. We will soon have a full picture guide here, but until then the following are the positions. The PCB is labelled with the component positions. We recommend you assemble them in this order: R1 and R2: Resistor 22k R3 and R4: Resistor 10k […]