Welcome to the next tutorial of our Raspberry Pi programming course. Our previous tutorial taught us to set up a webserver in raspberry pi. We also looked at configuring addclient and deploying apps to our repositories. This tutorial will teach us to set up a free media server on Raspberry Pi.
Using a Raspberry Pi as a multimedia server requires:
An operating system and miniDLNA program installed on your Raspberry Pi,
You can attach various cleanly formatted and fragmented hard disks to your Raspberry Pi for storing and streaming media files.
A basic understanding of how to use a computer, Client-server architecture skills, familiarity with Unix terminal and Secure shell, and a passion for computing and the media are a must!
Even if you ...
Welcome to the next tutorial of our Raspberry Pi programming course. Our previous tutorial taught us to how to tweet from Raspberry pi. We also discussed some methods used by the tweepy library to perform some API calls in our project. We will learn how to print from a Raspberry pi in this lesson.
Let us get started
There are several benefits of having a print server. Print servers may link numerous computers to one or multiple printers, either physically or wirelessly, allowing you to access the printer with various devices and send print instructions from all the other connected computers.
It is not easy to print from an Android smartphone to a cabled printer; however, a printer server makes it simple. A print server is useful in small workpl ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, I am going to show you How to Create a GUI in Raspberry Pi 3. There are many different third party libraries available and the one I am going to use is tkinter. I have tried these libraries and I liked it the most so that's why I'm gonna use it in my future Raspberry Pi 3 Projects.
In our previous tutorial on Raspberry Pi 3, we have had a look at LED Blinking using Raspberry Pi 3. So, today I am gonna work on the same project and we will add a GUI in it. GUI is an abbreviation of Graphical User Interface and it is used to give a presentable form to your project. We will add some buttons on our GUI and we will turn ON or OFF our LED using buttons. It's quite a basic tutorial but it ...
Following this, we will configure bitwarden and host it on our Raspberry Pi 4. The last tutorial discussed utilizing a Raspberry Pi to install and run zeroTire on pi 4. By the end of the project, you will have learned how to set up a Raspberry Pi 4 with the necessary software for password management, including bitwarden, docker containers, and portainer, and how to configure their respective user interfaces.
Why Would You Do This?
An effective password manager is a must-have. For the past decade-plus, I've relied on a password manager. The catch is that not all security-focused apps are created equal. Initially, I relied on password managers in my browser, but I soon switched to KeePass. It was an intelligent move ten years ago. The export f ...
Greetings, and welcome to the next tutorial in our series on programming for the Raspberry Pi 4. The previous tutorial showed us how to connect a 4x4 keypad to a Raspberry Pi 4. In the previous tutorial, we examined the inner workings of the 4-by-4 keyboard; in this one, we'll use the MCP3008 and the LM324 Op-amp IC to connect a joystick to the Raspberry Pi 4. The Joystick is the primary input device for many gaming systems. The Joystick we'll be connecting to the Raspberry Pi today plugs into a USB port, but there are plenty of situations when having access to the Pi's GPIO pins would be useful. We'll review the steps for preparing the circuit for each interface technique and creating a corresponding python script.
So let’s dive in!
Components ...
Welcome to the next tutorial of our raspberry pi 4 programming course. A previous article covered connecting a Remote Control Radio Frequency Module (433 MHz) to a Raspberry Pi 4. To turn things on and off wirelessly, we programmed a Raspberry Pi 4 to act as a radio-frequency (RF) remote control. However, this guide will study how to wirelessly pair a Raspberry Pi 4 and an ESP32. After reading this article, you'll get a good grounding in the fundamentals of Bluetooth module operation between two ESP32 and Pi 4 communication.
When it comes to sharing data over short distances using Ultra High-Frequency Radio Waves, Bluetooth is one of the most reliable and effective short-range wireless communication solutions. Since Bluetooth Technology was initially conceived as a cable substitution tech ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, we are going to start Section-III of our Raspberry Pi 4 Programming Course. In this section, we will interface different Embedded Sensors with Raspberry Pi 4. Today's our first lecture in Section-III, so I am going to interface a simple LDR sensor with RPi4.
So, let's get started:
Components Required:
The following items are required to finish this Raspberry Pi
photoresistor module guide. You don't need a breadboard to accomplish
this, but having one would be helpful.Raspberry pi 4BreadboardPhotoresistor LDRJumper wires1uF Capacitor
What is a photoresist?
It is a common practice to employ photoresistors to determine the presence or absence of visible light or to quantify the amount of ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are going great. Today, I am going to share the 10th tutorial of Section-III in our Raspberry Pi Programming Course. In our previous tutorial, we interfaced a Gas Sensor MQ-2 with Raspberry Pi 4. Today, we will be interfacing a Fingerprint Sensor with Raspberry Pi today.
After appearing only in science fiction films until recently, fingerprint sensors are often employed to confirm an individual's identity in various contexts. Today, fingerprint-based systems are used for everything from checking in at the office to verifying an employee's identity at the bank, withdrawing cash from an ATM, and proving one's identity at a government agency. For identifying purposes, fingerprint-detecting technology has been used for so ...
Welcome to the next tutorial of our Raspberry Pi programming course. Our previous tutorial taught us to how to print from a Raspberry pi. We also discussed some libraries to create a print server in our raspberry pi. We will learn how to take screenshots on Raspberry Pi using a few different methods in this lesson. We will also look at how to take snapshots on our Raspberry Pi using SSH remotely.
Why should you read this article?
This article will assist you when working with projects that require snapshots for documenting your work, sharing, or generating tutorials.
So, let us begin.
Screenshots are said to be the essential items on the internet today. And if you have seen these screenshots in tutorial videos or even used them in regular commu ...
Hello readers, I hope you all are doing great. In our previous tutorial, we discussed the implementation of LED interfacing and blinking program with Raspberry Pi Pico using MicroPython programming language. So continuing with our previous tutorial, in this tutorial we will learn how to control the LED brightness using PWM (pulse width modulation technique).
As we mentioned above, in our previous tutorial we implemented the LED blinking program with a Raspberry Pi Pico board. Blinking an LED means turning ON and OFF and thus the process involves only two states that are ‘1’ (HIGH) and ‘0’ (LOW). But, sometimes it is required to change the digital output between these two (ON and OFF states) for example changing the LED brightness. PWM or Pulse Width Modulation technique is used to change ...
