Here is my current setup for a Raspberry PI Zero:
You need a:
"indeed a"Raspberry PI Zero
a ENC28J60 (SPI Ethernet Modul)
USB Powered HUB and a Keyboard.
If you use another keyboard layout you have do reconfigure your pydarts.cfg, you see it, when you not do it :)
Looking for you tty USB in /var/log/syslog
my is /dev/ttyAMA0 but it can be another for you for example /dev/ttyACM0
will be great if both of you make it work with a screen or something, maybe as you said in the other post with a tactile one, that would be awesome. Thank you for helping @poilou and @diego and pydarts.
I am Diego2 by the way ...
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i have a Raspberry 3 with 7'' touch. It can be mounted in the board. But i am not sure? Make this sense? to sseing the hits etc. I think it is to small. I like to have a monitor on a sideboard.
Hello! I have just register!! I think that we can connect a touchscreen or a normal screen ( like 10' or bigger one, we could do something like http://www.fpwarena.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=231
not as big as it, but with a it of wood could be awesome. We would need to connect the screen to the electricicty but i think that could be a good project to work on it.
@Andreas, the green pcb that you have attached to the screen is the raspberry or it is a driver for the screen?
@Andreas @poilou I am in exams so i apologize if i am not here as I want.
Thank you for you two.
Cheers,
Diego2
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Hello! I have just register!! I think that we can connect a touchscreen or a normal screen ( like 10' or bigger one, we could do something like
not as big as it, but with a it of wood could be awesome. We would need to connect the screen to the electricicty but i think that could be a good project to work on it.
@Andreas, the green pcb that you have attached to the screen is the raspberry or it is a driver for the screen?
@Andreas @poilou I am in exams so i apologize if i am not here as I want.
haha yes, but i have some ideas for doing it for home.. the cpu is in high load because the raspberry can't work with python or what is happening? I am totally a noob with raspberry... and with everything haha but i want to learn...
do you know what is orangepi?? seems to be cheaper and almost the same of a pi.
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i do not know why the cpu is so high, i have to investigate that.
raspberry pi is a simple mini computer. it runs super with a debian jessie image.
Just linux :)
there are much mini pc like raspberry, but the raspberry have the biggest community.
So if you have got a problem, you have better chances to solve them.
I will do some more test in short time.
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python reads the serialPort to much,
looks like you need to put some time.sleep(0.3) somewhere.
This should help to reduce the cpu power on linux machines and raspberrys.
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I like it too, but then you can put a old laptop in the case and ready it is.
The case can be plywood :)
I try the new code after work tonight.
Very interesting thingie here :)
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Ok i couldnt resist and have test the zero today.
cpu around 8% in reading mode. ca. 27-40% in working mode.
I will write me a new cfg ASAP and then i like to test the newtwork functions, and a complete game! :)
When succees, i join all components in the dart case, only the connectors will be accessable,
WHAT A GREAT PROJECT, or what!? :)
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Here is my current setup for a Raspberry PI Zero:
You need a:
"indeed a"Raspberry PI Zero
a ENC28J60 (SPI Ethernet Modul)
USB Powered HUB and a Keyboard.
If you use another keyboard layout you have do reconfigure your pydarts.cfg, you see it, when you not do it :)
Looking for you tty USB in /var/log/syslog
my is /dev/ttyAMA0 but it can be another for you for example /dev/ttyACM0
you need to follow this guide:
https://sourceforge.net/p/pydarts/wiki/Installation%20on%20GNU-Linux/
do a "sudo apt-get update" before
Is it really working? Yes it is, but the cpu is often by 95%, i think it needs some tweaking do get it smooth running on a raspberry zero.
Raspberry 2,3 should be better, but i havent tried yet.
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will be great if both of you make it work with a screen or something, maybe as you said in the other post with a tactile one, that would be awesome. Thank you for helping @poilou and @diego and pydarts.
I am Diego2 by the way ...
I have no touchscreen at home but it is not the hardest part of the job I'd say...
Meanwhile, I play on my TV which is not the biggest one but I enjoy it ;)
If Andreas (or any of us) manage to embed a Raspeberry in place of the Arduino, I make the promise to code the mouse on pyDarts for tactile feature ;)
i have a Raspberry 3 with 7'' touch. It can be mounted in the board. But i am not sure? Make this sense? to sseing the hits etc. I think it is to small. I like to have a monitor on a sideboard.
Last edit: Andreas 2017-01-15
Did i say hello to Diego2?
Hello Diego2 :)
Hello! I have just register!! I think that we can connect a touchscreen or a normal screen ( like 10' or bigger one, we could do something like http://www.fpwarena.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=231
not as big as it, but with a it of wood could be awesome. We would need to connect the screen to the electricicty but i think that could be a good project to work on it.
@Andreas, the green pcb that you have attached to the screen is the raspberry or it is a driver for the screen?
@Andreas @poilou I am in exams so i apologize if i am not here as I want.
Thank you for you two.
Cheers,
Diego2
Last edit: Diego2 2017-01-15
Sorry Diego[2] this link display a blank page on my computer...
On 15/01/2017 10:46, Diego2 wrote:
It is the raspberry.
Your link shows a great idea for a bar.
But for home use a little bit oversized? :)
this is with Raspberry PI 3 and a monitor:
Works, but cpu is also on high load, whatever, runs smoother then a raspberry zero. :)
haha yes, but i have some ideas for doing it for home.. the cpu is in high load because the raspberry can't work with python or what is happening? I am totally a noob with raspberry... and with everything haha but i want to learn...
do you know what is orangepi?? seems to be cheaper and almost the same of a pi.
i do not know why the cpu is so high, i have to investigate that.
raspberry pi is a simple mini computer. it runs super with a debian jessie image.
Just linux :)
there are much mini pc like raspberry, but the raspberry have the biggest community.
So if you have got a problem, you have better chances to solve them.
I will do some more test in short time.
thank you @Andreas
python reads the serialPort to much,
looks like you need to put some time.sleep(0.3) somewhere.
This should help to reduce the cpu power on linux machines and raspberrys.
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Last edit: Diego2 2017-01-15
@poilou maybe could do something with this issue. =)
Hey @Diego2 and @Andreas,
I just updated source code with a sleep of 100ms before reading inputs.
Could you tell me if it works better on your fruity motherboards ?
Oversized ? Yesssss, but that rocks ;)
Bye amigos
Hi!!! I do not have a raspberry yet.... but It is on my mind, and right now, much more than ever!! haha
Edit: I have something like this in mind.... i think it is not oversized, what do you think?
Last edit: Diego2 2017-01-15
I like it :)
I like it too, but then you can put a old laptop in the case and ready it is.
The case can be plywood :)
I try the new code after work tonight.
Very interesting thingie here :)
Looks good :)
An important point solved !
yupp, i ll check @ the weekend with the zero.
Ok i couldnt resist and have test the zero today.
cpu around 8% in reading mode. ca. 27-40% in working mode.
I will write me a new cfg ASAP and then i like to test the newtwork functions, and a complete game! :)
When succees, i join all components in the dart case, only the connectors will be accessable,
WHAT A GREAT PROJECT, or what!? :)
Definitly !
Ready! And Autoconf works like a charm! :)