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How to Build a Stop Motion Animation Studio With a Raspberry Pi - Tuts+ Computer Skills Tutorial In this tutorial I'll show you how to configure the Raspberry Pi and camera to create your movie using simple and free stopmotion software. By default the pi camera module is not supported by standard video subsystems so after assembling your hardware, you'll install a compatibility layer and the stop motion software. The Pi camera comes with a short ribbon cable which makes it difficult to mount and attach to a tripod or move far from the Pi itself.
The GPIO utility WiringPi comes with a separate program to help manage the on-board GPIO interface as well as additional modules such as the PiFace and other devices like the Gertboard as well as generic GPIO expander type devices. This program, called gpio, can also be used in scripts to manipulate the GPIO pins – set outputs and read inputs. It’s even possible to write entire programs just using the gpio command in a shell-script, although it’s not terribly efficient doing it that way… Another way to call it is using the system() function in C/C++ or it’s equivalent in other programming languages. The gpio command is designed to be installed as a setuid program and called by a normal user without using the sudo command or logging in as root. In addition to using the gpio utility to control, read and write the GPIO pins, you can: See the man page for the gpio program to see what all the features are by typing
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40Mhz GPIO read speed? signal wrote:Based on the wiringPi speed test example (which tests 3 methods of accessing GPIO) it looks like you can get up to about 14Mhz reliably. Maybe a smidge faster with overclocking.This would still be well under my 40Mhz need though.Gordon at wiringPi pointed out that there are 32 GPIO lines to use though. Using something like a shift register to store x4 8bit samples would require 10Mhz to read. Well within the limits but unsure how to handle a read cycle to the RPi while we still have data coming in. Digging into it a bit more.
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Raspberry Pi Tutorial – Connect to WiFi or Create An Encrypted DHCP Enabled Ad-hoc Network as Fallback In this post I describe how I have configured my Raspberry Pi (RPi) to first attempt to connect to WiFi and if that fails, create and use an ad-hoc network as fallback (in this way I can always reach the RPi via SSH). The blog post is based on the following “How To” from the Raspberry Pi forum: – however, I have introduced a level of more detail and a couple of modifications in order to get faster boot time and support for multiple wireless networks (see my previous RPi blogt post suvery for details on which parts of that “How To” I think are good as well as which I think can be improved). Hardware The WiFi adapter I have used for this tutorial is the Edimax EW-7811Un (more details here) which seems to be one of the more popular WiFi adapters for the RPi (at least based on the amount of forum posts where it appears).