I log in to the Pie using SSL (ethernet cable to my laptop) but can't seem to get in internet connection. route -n Kernel IP routing table Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use Iface 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 UH 202 0 0 eth0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 U 0 0 0 eth0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 0.0.0...

Hi. i've built an Optical wireless comuincation system using LEDs and a Photodiode which suppose to transmmit video files. so far i've managed to transsmit text files and small images at a rate of 1Mbps and 230kbps for a range of 5 meters(using the mini uart module). now, when i'm trying to send a v...

RaTTuS wrote:viewtopic.php?f=44&t=51633

though for high speed use the Ethernet

thank you for your replay i did reat that post but the thing is i need the RPIS to stand alone without any network involved

I'm rather new to RPI and python and I could really use your help, so thanks in advance. So my project main goal is to transmit data (a jpeg file for instance) from one RPI 2 to another one asynchronously. Currently I'm using the UART pins and a simple python program, which its main modulus are: #in...

ghans wrote:Have a look into lrzsz :

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sudo apt-get install lrzsz
man sz

ghans

i will thanks. on the mean time any idea on how to write data to gpio in c?

first of all, thank you very much.

acording to http://hackaday.com/2015/03/27/the-pi-2 ... ster-gpio/ toggling between zero and one could go up to 42MHZ using C and up to 70KHz using python. i need to get a transsmition rate larger then 1 Mbps, so using python isn't really un option.

hi guys, i'm new to RPI and i would appropriate it if you could help me to get started. i need to build a serial communication system, and the first stage is to be able to take a file (lets say a jpg pic) convert it into a stream of bits and write it to a gpio pin. since speed is a crucial requireme...

i want to connect the Pi to a camera on one side and be able to transmit the data to another device which has a serial input. i tought i would use a USB-UART converter in order to support high data rates.

as a part of a project i need to use the RPI as a full HD video streamer, which will be conected to a video camrea on one side and push the video throuh the USB port on the otherside at a rate of 4-10 Mbps (the format could could be anything at all). is it even possiable? if so any idea on how to st...

Where is the data coming from? And what format is it?

the system is just a prototype so for now it could be anything stored on the Pi's memory. The format of encoding the data doesn't really matter , I just need to turn on and off a led at a 10 Mbps rate in correlation with the binary data.

first of all thank you for your help. second, please forgive my english. I guess I need to be more specific. I'm a spouse to build a LED based communication system, and I need the raspberry pie to be able to transmit a data stream to a LED driver which receives either high voltage level (represents ...

as a part of a progect, I need to build a communication system capable of handling a 10M bit per seconed data rate. is it posible to use the Raspberry pi to send and recive a stream of bit at that rate (and maybe even crate that stream)