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tito-t

thank you! Unfortunately I can't recognize it clearly - 10k pulldown to GND is like I assumed, then each switch via a capacitor (size=?) to GND - but what is the medium pin for a pullup? It's strangely between 3.3V and 5V, but what is it actually? If it's also 3.3V then it would also match my chart.

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hello, so far I was using 1 MCP23017 with all address pins connected to GND which worked fine. Now I want to join a 2nd and perhaps a 3rd one to the bus, and for that purpose I want to make the device address pins switchable by jumper switches. I'm not quite sure but I assume that one could make it ...

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I'm using the RPi 3B as a solar array monitor/controller. This requires that I uses several i2c devices. The issue is only one device can be connected to the RPi. This is a hardware problem. Has anyone found a suitable work around, other than the use of solder and wires? Is there a mechanical faste...

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I once had a similar issue in a C/C++ program but I could resolve this by help from a different (German) forum, using a proprietary communication program which is more safe in case of transmission failures. The Pi was not able to do it alone as I have 6 pwm motors at L298 H-Bridges (3 pins each) fea...

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poor pitiable American customers

In Germany there are 2 years warranty period guaranteed for brand-new items (1 year for second hand)

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I have mostly Windows 7 pro clients, no firewall active for my home net (trusted network). I am using Jessie (Noobs) on my Pi, and I am quite new to the Pi and Linux. So how exactly can I browse with my Pi through my home network (PCs, drives, directories, files)? I didn't find a solution so far by ...

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when double-clicking on a wav file no terminal windows is opend and/ or in focus. It is just playing the sound. Also xterm -e omxplayer does not resolve this, still no loudness control possible by + or - . So what I personally need is a way to associate my wav files with a program which a) automatic...

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about omxplayer, that's exactly the way I have set my preferences, it plays all wav by doubleclick on the wav file in the filemanger, but I am not able to change loudness while playing (+, - or abort by ESC).

Is that possible by audacious instead?

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nothing available? e.g., like the file manager which also scans for network PCs?
(Perhaps like the Windows explorer which is able to scan both for local and network computers and ressources, even if not connected or logged in to?)

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Due to EU Common Market laws the customer has a contract with the dealer (the shop), where he paid the money, not with the manufacturer. Thus the dealer (the shop) is responsible for guarantee or warranty issues. Not sure if GB or UK already has different laws or what will happen after Brexit though...

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perhaps you might wish to contact Gordon Henderson directly via Email...?

https://projects.drogon.net/contact/

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the file properties for .wav files just show
open with...
and here "Omxplayer" (drop down menu) has been set.

: wav.jpeg (33.02 KiB) Viewed 3851 times

what should one choose instead for getting the loudness control additionally?

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I'm also curious about omyplayer loudness control I tested it, neither ESC, +, - actually work. I am running omxplayer as the standard application for .wav files, but having double-clicked on a wav file I only have the same output volume, no adjustable loudness, and not prematurely interruptable by ...

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hello, I integrated my Pi into my windows workgroup acc. to http://raspberrywebserver.com/serveradmin/share-your-raspberry-pis-files-and-folders-across-a-network.html Now I can access /home/pi from my Windows PCs and browse through all directories on my Pi and copy and open files there and back. I a...

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hello, @alextnecc : just out of interest: is that true that you will be able to poll and view the input state bytes 0xF0 when you are printing result = read(fd, buffer, 2); // read 2 bytes printf("Data read: %d\n", buffer[0]); // print 1 byte is it a 0x00 (lsb) what you see then? but isn't there a 2...

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not a knowlege about self-sufficient and aimless C code knowledge has to be the goal but being able to program applications, i.e. one would need knowlege about C for GPIOs C for UART, i2c and SPI, USB C for HATs, kits, and sets C for graphics C for the Pi Cam or a USB cam C for audio C for game prog...

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for a beginner, just having passed the basic MagPi tutorial, still not even able to make a LED blink by tutorial, poll a IMU sensor by I2C, or a GPS sensor by UART, why should he have to struggle with make or cmake as we have the Geany IDE? I'm not rejecting to be told about make, makefile, or cmake...

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Now build a project that has six header files and seven modules used to create three programs. The complexity of Makefiles vs CMakeLists.txt rapidly spirals out of control. My first cmake project is just about at the limit for a sane and usable Makefile. It was absolutely trivial to build the fourt...

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isn't that all far too complicated for beginners?
Finally it IS or SHOULD BE a tutorial designed and dedicated to beginners!

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There's not much value in doing anything for the Weather Station while it continues to be limited availability (schools and colleges only) and can't be purchased by the general public. ok, I didn't know that it could not be purchased publicly. I assumed it was, because there is a dedicated subforum...

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a pity, but I added it to the wish list!
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=162669&p=1063387#p1063387

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about tutorials to HATs and kits, especially because there is already a entire subforum about it:

a C/C++ tutorial about the Weather Station Kit would be highly appreciated!
viewtopic.php?f=112&t=164803

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but for the weather station there is also no entire C tutorial and exersizes how to use all the libs needed, like it is for Python, ported 1:1, is it?

if not, then in would be a good start for a future C/C++ tutorial to Raspberry HATS and Kits

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