There is a nice code example for python right here:
https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-ra ... s/software
Does not seem to complicated
Hardware support for the Raspberry Pi
Re: Hardware support for the Raspberry Pi
The Pi 3 had about the same number of frames per second. The main difference was the 'building' of the panel, it loads a lot faster. But when it's running, it doesn't really matter. It might make a difference when you have big and complex panels running.
Today I made yet another hardware demonstration video.
Today I made yet another hardware demonstration video.
Re: Hardware support for the Raspberry Pi
That vid on facebook - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tBGDsTW9qk
I ordered a Pi3 too and have a spare laptop monitor.
What hardware is being used in the video? Pi3, breadboard, laptop monitor and...?
I ordered a Pi3 too and have a spare laptop monitor.
What hardware is being used in the video? Pi3, breadboard, laptop monitor and...?
Re: Hardware support for the Raspberry Pi
I don't think that that's a Raspberry Pi, I'm not sure... I'm also not sure what he's using, but it seems like some rotary encoders and a IO board. He uses custom datarefs to send data to Air Manager. You can make those with FlyWithLua I think.
Re: Hardware support for the Raspberry Pi
Any News about a new Version for AirManager on Raspi3?
I would like to test it.
In spring of this year i developed a "hat" for the Raspi 3 which has a large number of additional GPIO with Interrupt function (for Encoders) and also PWM and ADC-channels. It also has a CAN-bus Interface which should connect to older instruments I made in Hardware several years ago
I would like to test it.
In spring of this year i developed a "hat" for the Raspi 3 which has a large number of additional GPIO with Interrupt function (for Encoders) and also PWM and ADC-channels. It also has a CAN-bus Interface which should connect to older instruments I made in Hardware several years ago
Air Manager 3.6 Home Use - Rpi AirpLayer with 7" Touchscreen
Re: Hardware support for the Raspberry Pi
It's not going to be released. We'll be searching for an alternative solution to handle I/O.