Turn your Raspberry Pi into a BLE beacon
You can use the built‐in Bluetooth on a Raspberry Pi (such as the Pi 4, Pi 5, or Zero 2 W) to advertise as a BLE beacon without any extra...
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Turn your Raspberry Pi into a BLE beacon
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How to disable HDMI-CEC on a Raspberry Pi running Raspberry Pi OS?
To disable HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) on a Raspberry Pi running Raspberry Pi OS, you can follow these steps. HDMI-CEC allows devices connected through HDMI to control each other; however,...
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How to boot Chromium into Kiosk mode on a Raspberry Pi
Setting up Google Chrome to boot in full-screen kiosk mode on a Raspberry Pi can be a great way to display a web-based interface or dashboard automatically upon startup. Here’s...
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What projects exist for creating communication bridges for PLCs on a Raspberry Pi?
There are projects that enable the use of Raspberry Pi as a communication bridge for PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers). This allows the Raspberry Pi to act as an intermediary, translating...
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On a RPi5 should i use OSMC or LibreELEC?
Choosing between OSMC and LibreELEC for your Raspberry Pi 5 depends on several factors, including your preferences for user interface, ease of setup, available features, and overall system performance. Here’s...
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How do I enable SSH on Raspberry Pi?
Enabling SSH (Secure Shell) on a Raspberry Pi allows you to remotely access your device over the network, making it convenient to manage without a direct keyboard or monitor connection....
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Accessing USB 3 from the GPIO pins of a Raspberry Pi?
TL,DR: You can't. Here is why: Accessing USB 3.0 functionality directly from the GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) pins on a Raspberry Pi is not feasible because USB 3.0 requires a...
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How to install Minecraft on Raspberry Pi
To install Minecraft on a Raspberry Pi, you'll generally follow a process that involves downloading and installing the necessary software. One popular version of Minecraft for the Raspberry Pi is...
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Getting Started with Raspberry Pi 5 for Everyday Computing
Ready to revolutionize your computing experience with Raspberry Pi 5? Whether you're a first-timer or a tech aficionado eager to upgrade, the Raspberry Pi 5 stands as a powerhouse for...
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How to Disable Swap on Raspberry Pi OS and Use a USB Drive Instead
Introduction This tutorial is focused on how to disable the default swap space on the SD card of your Raspberry Pi and optionally set up a swap space on an external...
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Enhance Your Pi Pico Experience with Propico: An Open-Source Redesign
Have you ever wished your Pi Pico board could unleash its full potential and overcome some of its limitations? Are you frustrated by the RP2040's ADC quality being hampered by...
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Selecting the Right Raspberry Pi Case for HAT Compatibility: Spotlight on the HighPi Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Case
Understanding the Importance of Case Selection for Raspberry Pi Projects When diving into the world of Raspberry Pi, one crucial consideration often overlooked is the selection of an appropriate case....
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Enabling External Graphics Cards on Raspberry Pi 5
While the Raspberry Pi series has long been known for its compact computing capabilities, graphical output and expandability have not been its strong suits. However, a notable shift is occurring...
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Exploring Raspberry Pi's New PCIe FFC Connector and HAT+ Standard: Key Updates and Features
Raspberry Pi has introduced two new standards: the PCIe FFC connector specifications and the Raspberry Pi HAT+ (Hardware on Top Plus) standard. These are designed to enhance compatibility and functionality...
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