Dude I’m learning more and more with your video , thanks man . Please continue to upload more basic stuff so that I can be strong in basics and learn more
Super simple and clean!! 1 thing I’m super new to coding this and struggling to find a way to use a push button to trigger camera I have hooked up I can preview it etc but desperately need a script
great video. One thing, would've liked to have heard precisely how the second "while" loop worked, eg the waiting (looping), toggle, the delay (sleep), etc. figured it out though, thank you
I use the breadboard so I don’t have to solder anything. If you don’t want to use a breadboard, you can connect the wires of the components into the circuit I talk about
You have to figure out which wires to which thing. Figure out which wires are connected when the button is pressed and which wires are disconnected when the button is released
Second generation Westby teaching me electronics, good work!
Dude I’m learning more and more with your video , thanks man . Please continue to upload more basic stuff so that I can be strong in basics and learn more
Great vibe, really good tutorial for people starting with Raspberry Pi and input/output.
Keep it up, you are a natural!
Keep making these, they are super helpful
Super simple and clean!! 1 thing I’m super new to coding this and struggling to find a way to use a push button to trigger camera I have hooked up I can preview it etc but desperately need a script
is it safe to sink a lot of current into the gpio (2)? no resistor needed?
great video. One thing, would've liked to have heard precisely how the second "while" loop worked, eg the waiting (looping), toggle, the delay (sleep), etc. figured it out though, thank you
Great tutorial
can i add as many buttons as i want? and make a keyboard?
THE SUBSCRIBE BUTTON WAS PRESSED! 😁
Sir kindly make a video to control a servo motor by using Open-Cv with raspberry pi 4
How to use this button as controller arrow to raspbian keyboard?
Just wondering if you can use a button to terminate a running program on raspberry pi
yes you can using subprocess python library
Does it have to be gpio 2 ?
No
What if i dont want the button to be on the breakboard?
I use the breadboard so I don’t have to solder anything. If you don’t want to use a breadboard, you can connect the wires of the components into the circuit I talk about
@@SamWestbyTech Thanks
How can i get this working with raspberry pi pico?
Great videos. FYI you can a typo in your title. “Control youR”
I have a bigger button than yours? How do I set it up to work
You have to figure out which wires to which thing. Figure out which wires are connected when the button is pressed and which wires are disconnected when the button is released
it doesn't work on my raspberry. help pls
What is your error
why to teach python on the teminal ???