Make : Getting started with Raspberry Pi :

Title :

Make : Getting started with Raspberry Pi : getting to know the inexpensive ARM-powered Linux computer / Matt Richardson, Shawn Wallace, and Wolfram Donat.

Title:

Make : Getting started with Raspberry Pi :

Varying Form of Title:

Getting started with Raspberry Pi

Author:

Richardson, Matt (Technologist)

Format:

Books

Physical Description:

xvii, 223 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm

Edition:

4th edition.

ISBN:

9781680456998

Production / Publication Information:

Sebastopol : Make Community, 2021.

General Note:

Previous edition: Sebastopol: Maker Media, 2016.

Language:

English

Added Author:

Wallace, Shawn P.

Donat, Wolfram

Subject Term:

Raspberry Pi (Computer) -- Programming.

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The Raspberry Pi is a credit card-sized computer that plugs into your TV and a keyboard. It is a capable little computer which can be used in electronics projects, and for many of the things that your desktop PC does, like spreadsheets, word processing, browsing the internet, and playing games. It also plays high-definition video. This book takes you step-by-step through many fun and educational possibilities. Take advantage of several preloaded programming languages. Use the Raspberry Pi with Arduino. Create Internet-connected projects. Play with multimedia. With Raspberry Pi, you can do all of this and more.

What They're Saying	p. vii
Preface	p. ix
1 Getting Up and Running	p. 1
A Tour of the Boards	p. 2
The Proper Peripherals	p. 8
The Case	p. 13
Choose Your Distribution	p. 15
Flash the SD Card	p. 15
For Advanced Users: Create Your Own Disk Image	p. 16
Booting Up	p. 17
Configuring Your Pi	p. 17
Getting Online	p. 22
Shutting Down	p. 24
Running Headless	p. 24
Troubleshooting	p. 25
Going Further	p. 26
2 Getting Around Linux on the Raspberry Pi	p. 27
Using the Command Line	p. 31
Files and the File system	p. 32
More Linux Commands	p. 37
Processes	p. 39
Sudo and Permissions	p. 41
The Network	p. 43
/etc	p. 44
Setting the Date and Time	p. 44
Installing New Software	p. 45
Sound in Linux	p. 46
Upgrading Your Firmware	p. 46
Going Further	p. 47
3 Other Operating Systems and Linux Distributions	p. 49
Distributions for Home Theater	p. 50
Distributions for Music	p. 52
Retro Computing and Retro Gaming	p. 53
Internet of Things	p. 53
Other Useful Distributions	p. 54
Going Further	p. 55
4 Python on the Pi	p. 57
Hello, Python	p. 58
A Bit More Python	p. 60
Objects and Modules	p. 63
Even More Modules	p. 67
Launching Other Programs from Python	p. 70
Troubleshooting Errors	p. 72
Going Further	p. 73
5 Arduino and the Pi	p. 75
Installing Arduino on the Raspberry Pi OS	p. 78
Finding the Serial Port	p. 79
Talking in Serial	p. 80
Using Firmata	p. 84
Going Further	p. 86
6 Basic Input and Output	p. 87
Using Inputs and Outputs	p. 90
Digital Output: Lighting Up an LED	p. 92
Digital Input: Reading a Button	p. 97
Project: Cron Lamp Timer	p. 100
Scripting Commands	p. 100
Connecting a Lamp	p. 102
Scheduling Commands with Cron	p. 103
Going Further	p. 106
7 Programming Inputs and Outputs with Python	p. 107
Installation	p. 107
Testing GPIO in Python	p. 109
Blinking an LED	p. 110
Reading a Button	p. 112
Project: Simple Soundboard	p. 114
Going Further	p. 119
8 Analog Input and Output	p. 121
Output: Converting Digital to Analog	p. 122
Test-Driving PWM	p. 124
Taking PWM Further	p. 125
Input: Converting Analog to Digital	p. 126
Variable Resistors	p. 132
Going Further	p. 136
9 Working with Cameras	p. 137
Connecting and Testing the Camera Module	p. 141
Project: Making a GIF	p. 144
Capturing Video	p. 144
Testing USB Webcams	p. 145
Installing and Testing Open CV	p. 146
Additional Step for the Raspberry Pi Camera Module	p. 148
Displaying an Image	p. 148
Modifying an Image	p. 151
Accessing the Camera	p. 153
Face Detection	p. 156
Project: Raspberry Pi Photobooth	p. 158
Going Further	p. 163
10 Python and the Internet	p. 165
Download Data from a Web Server	p. 165
Fetching the Weather Forecast	p. 167
Serving Pi (Be a Web Server)	p. 176
Flask Basics	p. 176
Connecting the Web to the Real World	p. 180
Project: Web Lamp	p. 183
Going Further	p. 188
A Writing an SD Card Image	p. 189
B The Raspberry Pi Pico	p. 197
C Another Raspberry Pi?!	p. 210
Index	p. 214

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