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Output refers to any PHYSICAL output from the Raspberry Pi. There are four main outputs: GPIO, HDMI, RCA and Audio.

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I have found a little LED Segment display from a small bluetooth speaker. There are 42 LEDs on the display, including a battery light, FM light and a few other random lights. The display has 7 pins. I ...
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I am using a Raspberry Pi 5. I want to send the camera stream directly to one of the HDMI ports or to the composite video output (preferable). My goal is to display only the camera stream on the ...
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I just discovered 'open drain' mode in the libgpiod documentation and was wondering if a raspberry pi open drain pin can sink the current / handle the voltage from its own 5V pin via a pullup resistor,...
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when I connecting to my RPI via bluetooth it detect it like headphones and think that it have media output. I want to disable it . here you can see that it appears in the media output of the phone. ...
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I want my Raspberry Pi4 to give 4 unique outputs, not necessarily at the same time, which will be four different inputs to the Arduino Uno. I want to know how to proceed as I think by connecting them ...
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I'm using a Raspberry Pi 4 connected to the original touchscreen. A few days ago, the display stopped working. The system controlled by the pi seems to still be working, so the fault seems to lie in ...
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I have setup a basic circuit to control a relay using a Raspberry Pi 4B. I have tried controlling it with both a push button and the Bluedot app. When implementing with the push button, the GPIO pins ...
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I am trying to configure microphone and speaker for raspberry pi 4. I edited "~/.asoundrc" file like that: pcm.!default { type asym playback.pcm "plughw:0" capture.pcm &...
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I'd like to take ~400 MB binary file, where 0's indicate low and 1's indicate high, and stream this out the rPi I/O with 20 ns time base. So something like 0000101001 Would yield Low Low Low Low Hi ...
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I have an infrared led which works at 3.3V. This is the led . Edit: I couldn't find any specific documentation, it's one of those led you usually attach to rpi infrared cameras. If I attach it ...
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My senior project is to take in webcam footage, determine the number of people in the room, and if there is more than 0 people in the room send an "on" signal to a VAV controller. I'm ...
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I try to make a LED light up with the code import RPi.GPIO as GPIO import time GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD) GPIO.setup(16, GPIO.IN, pull_up_down=GPIO.PUD_DOWN) ...
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I use a RPi3 with the Recalbox OS for some retrogaming. And I want to use the official 7" DPI monitor when it's portable, and the HDMI when I connect it to the TV. I tried plugging the HDMI cable ...
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I use gpio #32 (wPi #26) as PWM output to control the speed of a fan based on temperature. The job starts at system startup with a dedicated account. I would like to display the current value that is ...
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I have a problem with my Pi. Every time I turn on the TV it automatically changes the source to my Pi. I tried following this thread : stopping RaspPi / raspbmc from auto changing source on tv ...
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