Dwika Sudrajat: Raspberry Pi Powered Lego Car

Dwika Sudrajat

Raspberry Pi Model B Schematics
These should provide the information you need to build add-on boards which attach to the GPIO expansion connector.

Note: developers of expansion boards should not rely on the connection of expansion connector pins 9, 14, 20 and 25 to GND, pin 4 to 5V or pin 17 to 3V3 and should instead treat these pins as DNC (do not connect).
http://www.rs-online.com/…/…/raspberry-pi-model-b-schematics

Dwika Sudrajat

31 October at 20:08Jakarta

Integrate with a Raspberry Pi camera so that you can visually see what triggered the event.
Make it so that you can setup a schedule for when the alarm is active.
Enable output devices to take some type of action when motion is detected, like fire a Nerf gun or activate an alarm siren.
I use the alarm based Raspberry Pi projects that I design in conjunction with video surveillance systems.
http://videos.cctvcamerapros.com/…/send-push-notifications-…

Dwika Sudrajat

31 October at 19:58Jakarta

– Raspberry Pi
– 1.8v LED
– Infrared LED
The circuit for controlling infrared Lego power functions is not that complicated.
We basically just need to attach an infrared LED and a standard LED to the Raspberry Pi GPIO pin 22. ...

Dwika Sudrajat

31 October at 19:52Jakarta

Raspberry Pi B+ does have a row of 40 pins,
they are NOT an IDE connector by any means.
You can read up on what they if you do some Google research, but you do not want to try and just connect up anything IDE related.
It won't work, and may damage your Pi.