Hi everyone.. I have some question. I'm using RPi rev2 and I generally write code with wiringPi library on C language. So I write a simple serial code and checked. Firstly I used P1 header RX and TX pins to communicate with Desktop. When the code is working, I had some trouble on communication. When...
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if I connect to internet , I need to socket programming with TCP/IP or UDP or others.
But I want to say there is no internet. so I want to connect Pc to RPi direct connection wit Ethernet cable.
How can I do?
I want to create GUI with C# on PC. For example; LED ON and LED OFF butons are on GUI. I want to control leds with GUI applications so I want to try ethernet cable to communicate.
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I want to use ethernet communication on my desktop with my pi. I want to learn how to do "ethernet to ethernet communication" . How can I send a data from pc to RPi ? I'm using Debian for RPi.
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I'm trying to work on Pi about startup C code working. I wrote a C blink code and tried to this subject http://www.raspberry-projects.com/pi/pi ... an/scripts but I didn't take solution. when my Pi reboot myLed will blink . How can I do?
Now I have some problem about P5 header pins. so I did P1 headers i2c and used RTCds1307 ,this is alright.But I want to connect P5 header pins so I connected cables P5 pins but the reason is empty.
This problem is solved . thanks a lot for answers. RTC circuit connection was wrong and fix it and see 68 and using sudo hwclock -r and see Sat 01 Jan 2000 00.00.09 like that.
Yes I did but I have no reason. So can I ask something? I want to learn if the rtc is working I will see e.g 0x68 when I use i2cdetect -y 1 or 0 ? or if I don't connect rtc ,can I see some adress when i2cdetect -y 1 or 0 ?
Hi everyone. I'm using rev2 for Pi and I have some trouble about I2C ports.I did http://learn.adafruit.com/adding-a-real-time-clock-to-raspberry-pi/set-rtc-time this documents so my Pi has no effect. I'm writing i2cdetect -y 1 ,there are no numbers. root@raspberrypi:/sys/class/gpio# i2cdetect -y 1 0...