I saw some posts about it but I couldn't find an answer.. I have a Raspberry Pi mode B, it was working great until I insert it into a car chassis that I'm building. The chassis is made of aluminium. I insert the Raspberry using the two holes it has to attach it to the base and when I tried to start ...

elParaguayo wrote:Have you tried debugging this by printing out what commands are being received over the network compared with what you're expecting?

Yes, found nothing strange or different.
Even tried to print all the commands and re send them locally and that worked!
:/

If you and your collaborators have written all that code then you clearly know far more about python and network programming than I do, so I have nothing to add. But I'm surprised you didn't test it during development to see whether it was working. My own experiments have not been so sophisticated,...

Is there any problem using the tcp connection with the GPIO at the same time? Not in general. I do all my experimenting over a network using ssh, and have never had any issues with using GPIO connections that could be related to the network. Then do you have any clue what could be the problem? I ha...

joan wrote:Code snippets are rarely useful in diagnosing problems.

Would it be possible to post all the code (or at least all the relevant code)?

Yes, here is the github link: https://github.com/c0rrupt3d/RPiCar

I'm trying to make a small remote controlled car with the raspberry pi and attached two small dc motors to it, using the L239D chip. When testing without the remote control (which is a simple android app) the motors work good and the speed is changing. But when I try with the remote control it doesn...

Thank you all for the responses! Finally I managed to get it work but with GPIO.PWM:
From here: http://raspi.tv/2013/rpi-gpio-0-5-2a-no ... -to-use-it
Thanks again!

Actually avoid DMA channels 0, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7. The GPU uses 1, 3, 6, 7. The frame buffer uses 0 and the SD card uses 2. You can see the channels reserved for GPU use by cat /sys/module/dma/parameters/dmachans In addition channels 0 and 2 are used by the ARM software. You confused me completely :S wh...

Presumably 1E is the enable pin for motor 1 on the motor driver. The principal is correct. You are using PWM. I'm not sure about the servo function. Servos are only on for 5-10% of the PWM cycle. You probably want to have PWM which can be varied between 0 and 100%. Yes, 1E is the enable pin for mot...

Hi! I want to use python with RPIO (pwm) to control a dc motor speed. I have written this code: from RPIO import PWM from time import sleep servo = PWM.Servo() RPIO.setmode(RPIO.BOARD) Motor1A = 16 Motor1B = 18 Motor1E = 22 RPIO.setup(Motor1A, RPIO.OUT) RPIO.setup(Motor1B, RPIO.OUT) RPIO.setup(Motor...

It's originally from a tv recorder box. It should work as an Infrared extender for sending signals I guess.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!

Hi again,
Sorry, I took another photo of the IR cable, maybe it will help more...
link: http://imgur.com/DkaE3rk
Thanks!

Hi!
I have an already assembled IR cable, which it ends in a audio-aux-like male.
From what I see it consist of 2 cables.
Is there a way I can cut open those cables and connect them to the raspberry GPIO?
A link to an image showing what I mean: http://imgur.com/FJI9Hxf
Thanks!

The site is down! Is there a possibility to get the tutorial by email?
Thanks!