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Raspberry Pi: Make a Workbench Automation computer

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  1. 1 - Introduction
    7 Lectures
  2. 2 - Basic Setup
    6 Lectures
  3. 3 - More setup: enclosure and networking
    8 Lectures
  4. 4 - Taking photos and video with the RPi Camera
    7 Lectures
  5. 5 - Control with the Piface Relay+
    10 Lectures
  6. 6 - Environment monitoring with the DHT22
    5 Lectures
  7. 7 - Controlling mains loads with an external relay
    7 Lectures
  8. 8 - Construct the relay controller box
    8 Lectures
  9. 9 - Meet Tkinter
    10 Lectures
  10. 10 - Write the Bench Computer application
    8 Lectures
  11. Bench Computer Mk II using the Keyestudio 4 Channel Relay (or similar)
    12 Lectures
  12. Conclusion
    2 Lectures
  13. August 2022 update
    11 Lectures
  14. How to backup and restore your SD card
    4 Lectures
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This list contains items that I used in this course. You probably already have most of these items, and you can always substitute some of them with items that you do have, or others that you think might work better.

For example, you may choose to substitute the 3.5mm audio jacks for banana plugs instead if you already have banana plugs in your drawers. They might actually work better!

Much of what I used, I did because I happened to have them already in my drawers.

Go to the course parts and tools page to see a detailed list.