So much functionality in one tiny Pi!
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- Spring is here; besides pollen, Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 boards are also in abundance, and this video covers many of the most interesting new boards I've heard about!
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Mentioned in this video:
- Raspberry Pad 5: www.biqu.equipment/products/b...
- reTerminal: www.seeedstudio.com/ReTermina...
- Waveshare 5G/4G Dual Ethernet: www.waveshare.com/product/cm4...
- PWM Fan control: www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/202...
- Two Tiny Pi Routers review: • You call THAT a router...
- RPi4-RTC-PoE: ab-log.ru/forum/viewtopic.php...
- Home Assistant Yellow review: • Home automation that's...
- Kincony KC868 Home Automation Server: www.kincony.com/home-automati...
- Pockit demo: • Pockit: A tiny, powerf...
- MNT Reform RCM4: www.mntmn.com/media/reform_md...
- PSPi: • PSPi Compute Teaser - ...
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Contents:
00:00 - So many new boards!
00:40 - Raspberry Pad 5 touchscreen
04:51 - reTerminal HMI
05:29 - Waveshare 5G/4G Dual Ethernet board
09:48 - RPi4-RTC-PoE
13:35 - More and more boards
14:48 - Coming soon... - Наука та технологія
Jeff has half the world's supply of CM4 devices.
...or I just reuse the same CM4 over and over and use movie magic to make it look like I have them all! :D
@@JeffGeerling The power of editing!
@@JeffGeerling Yes, you just have 1 CM4, but it is still half the world's supply of CM4 devices.
@@mingyi456 Who has got the other one???
@@e1woqf me
I think the pad 5 would be really awesome with PoE support for in wall mounted touchscreen control for Home Assistant.
I was thinking of the same. One has to only worry about powering the switch
Good idea
Thanks for the shoutout Jeff. Hopefully these shortages clear up soon and I can start shipping PSPi boards.
One year later, this video still holds up!
Excellent work Jeff! Thank you
Both those screens/cases look delicious for a Home Assistant display/endpoint for use in a powered garage or other outbuilding (particularly with the nice big buttons on the second one, for gloved operation).
First time I hear anyone mention and linking spring, allergies and CM4 boards in a single sentence
Excellent vid, thanks man! I need to watch several times to catch up on my RPi skillz, and your presentation makes that more than bearable.
A great collection of boards there!
It is SO exciting to see so many new Pi boards. I just wonder, when is there gonna be a rPi5? seeing as how powerfull the Pi4 is, the rPi5 has the potential to be SO exciting!
I hope soon, but I wouldn't bet on soon :( - the chip shortage has delayed so many launches, I'm guessing the Pi 5 is similarly delayed.
Let's hope it will be in stock by 2038...
@@JeffGeerling I hope the rpi5 has higher clocked cores and more gpio connectors and mini hdmi or USB c for video instead of micro hdmi my first rpi4 hdmi port broke so I had to replace it
@@dmytronikolenko1341 and that's the time another cryptocurrency came out... lmao
I would love to see the pi 5 either strive for a cooler and more efficient processor or more power, but I hope the more power doesn’t need more than just a simple heat sink and a small fan. It would suck to need a cooling solution that is large so that you cannot put it into a small device.
It's scankorea! Amazing video. Great content. Thank you Jeff
05:30 Awesome, the cellular router is on its way! This is the board that I've been eyeing up to make a 4G/5G router with two ethernet ports. It's disappointing that the second ethernet NIC is attached via USB, and diminishes the potential speed, but I feel like that's due to the M.2 slot likely attached to PCIe. Though, depending on the cellular modem, not all support use over PCIe, and rather use USB 2.0 or USB 3.0.
I'm also looking at the Waveshare CM4 IO Base board for a possible "homemade hotspot", with a Pi Juice for battery, OLED screen for network info, and connect a 5G modem to it.
The Waveshare 4G/5G board looks smaller than I expected, so thanks for showing it off and testing out the cellular capabilities. I feel more confident now getting it for myself. Looking forward to the cellular router video when it comes out 😊
Got the Pad5 and printed the case. Mod to the case to make room for a heat sink. Works great.
Nice idea; it does get a bit toasty with no fan/sink.
So much energy in one channel!
0:02 I genuinely sneezed as you said allergies
It's now been three weeks since my voice has sounded normal :(
Great video Jeff! 😀 We like it! 🤩
I love your videos! Thank you!
I am genuinely impressed that I guessed the manufacturer of that the 5’ touchscreen pi board just by the packaging without any logos
wonderful! more pi stuff. Cant wait till the silicon crisis end and I can get these things easily.
That touch screen would be really cool for a car project, with HDMI out you could have a second display for the car's OBD sensors and/or a reverse camera.
these are some nice boards!
and im here with my 400,i guess it works...
I actually use the official 7" touchscreen + Pi 4 (4GB) that has OctoPrint installed (as well as an Pi camera)
mounted on the top rail on my Ender 3 Pro.
Combine that with the TouchUI plugin, a script to auto start chromium in kiosk mode
and it works perfectly to get the full web interface directly on the printer.
I also added a small script to turn off the screen after a while if no input was detected.
What I like about that particular display is that it runs off 5V directly off the Pi, so no extra power is needed.
Awesome products. The future is bright for computing :)
Exciting stuff.
very excited for the BTT raspad, as I can now properly realise my future goal of 'control panel in every (main) room' without resorting to old android tablets 😄
Can't wait until I get my hands on raspberry pi4 and cm4 boards again.
Ahhhhhh the router reminds me of my job, when troubleshooting peoples internet they have a 4g backup for their modem.
Nice work my friend
That's pretty sweet new gear. Just remember to keep it some place where red shirt Jeff can't find it. 👍
Part of me wants to build a CM4 board designed around Picroft, a distro of RPi OS that comes with the Mycroft open source voice assistant. It would compete with Mycroft’s Mark I & Mark II (I believe both are based on a Pi, I know the II uses a 4B), but it would be useful. Especially if I can integrate PoE since Picroft mainly supports voice hats like the Google AIY voice hat.
Sadly, I have no idea how to do that.
20 seconds in and I'm already overwhelmed, holy moley!
"So much functionality in one tiny Pi!"
Keep refreshing rpilocator.com all day. They pop up for a minute or two every now and then! :(
@@JeffGeerling Yea, use "Tab Reloader" or similar browser plugins or their Twitter bot (which unfortunately is a bit slower), usually you will see some Pies, but you will need to be quick^^
I really appreciate Jeff's enthusiastic updates and focus on CM4 products. I was about to ask, "What's not to love about CM4?" Then I read the comments of everyone complaining about its unavailability.
I jumped onto the bandwagon early, before the pandemic supply shortages and still waited several months for it's delivery. "Snooze and you lose."
Yes, some of my other projects are on hold, waiting for ICs, as well. But, the world hasn't ended,,, yet. Vaccines + herd immunity is kicking in, and life will soon return to normal, Folks.
If you're still alive and well enough to complain, I suggest taking a moment to count that as a blessing and make do with what we've got for a little while longer.
Life has never been perfect, has it? Whining is for children. JS
They are available here and there, you just have to either get lucky, or subscribe to rpilocator on twitter and wait for alerts. Hopefully the situation improves this year-I know the volume is mind-boggling right now, but almost all supply goes straight to industry for the time being :(
I've also been unable to get a Pi for over 6 months now. But I did see a few opportunities but let them pass by so someone else could have a chance.
@@JeffGeerling Thanks Jeff. I still have a spare CM4, so I'm a happy camper.
Simply trying to encourage folks to buck up a little during difficult times. 😎
Did Jeff mention the resolution for the pad 5? I missed it if he did, but it was easy enough to find the specs. The panel is an IPS panel with the resolution 800x480.
Oops... completely forgot!
Great video. Can't wait for the 4G LTE video!!!
RPi4-RTC-PoE looks like the best RPi ever made.
Can't wait for Jeff to make a video about it and it to become available.
I need that raspberry pad in a 7" with the cables not sticking out the side if it's really gonna be useful in terms of slotting it onto a double din car stereo chassis tbh - it doesn't really offer any advantages over the elecrow 7" in that regard.
Awesome roundup though!
It would be nice to have a 7" version with the exact same backside layout-you could then hide all cabling behind the screen pretty easily.
@@JeffGeerling great point - yes please! Currently running lineage on a pi4 in the car. I'm not sure lineage will support cm4 anytime soon unfortunately but I'd buy that anyways. ...hey, since you're doing a radio studio, any hifiberry alternative reviews in the pipeline..?
these videos are awesome
The DIN-Rail one is absolutely sick!
Hey. Genuine question. I know. Shocking. But how long does the 4G router last if I hook it up to a power bank and take it with me travelling?
That's a good question. I might have to test and find out.
@@JeffGeerling I think that would be a great test. Not enough people talk about how long these devices work when it comes to loads like that.
I would suspect the specific battery bank and its own efficiency would have a big impact on the answer to your question. As would the signal strength (IE 4G/LTE, 5G, etc.) if the signal strength is poor, then more transmit power is necessary to maintain connectivity (the same is true on your cell phone). While I'm sure this is an idea Jeff Geerling would likely test at some point, the ultimate answer will likely be YMMV, or 42...
@@thomasbonse So I should not panic? ;)
@@MarcoGPUtuber Not if you remembered your bath towel. 😉
I got some experience on reTerminal. It got a few quirks like:
1. Display support only one resolution
2. Boot select switch is really hard to reach. Back panel is tight af.
3. Sd card slot is not exposed. Had to take a part the whole casing to insert the card. Unless you use cm4 with internal storage.
4. Button on front panel only support single key mapping. Wish it support combination key mapping.
5. The I/O board didn't like custom power supply, might cause the CM4 to hang.
6. Display is in portrait mode if running without xwindow. Have to edit cmdline.txt to force it to landscape mode.
The use case for reTerminal is a little limited for my work environment due to the quirks above.
These are a few of the more notable shortcomings. I find it works well in certain use cases, especially as a simple display with a simple input. I haven't really seen their rear expansion connector take off in the way I think they wanted it to, either :(
Yes Jeff. The rear connector was the thing I'm interested in as well, too bad really. The form factor is great and useful for simple use cases. I wish they can overcome those short coming in the future. Will definitely revisit again if they do!
the notebook with pi cm4 is very interesting!
looking forward to see you setup the openwrt 4g/5g router
I’m looking forward to watching your 4G router/modem video!
4:51 into it. Im going to call it. Hands down the sexiest show for Rpi stuff on UA-cam right now. Hands down.
So cool!
I wish you could do a video with the pad 5 as a custom Linux Phone, that'll be a really nice experiment.
A raspberry Pi fan watching from India , have watched all of your videos
You should check out the CM4 display boards from Chipsee!
So many boards!! I am really looking forward to your custom OpenWRT build. I just moved into a new apartment. The landlord includes free WiFi through some UBNT APs they have hanging in the hallway. I love the free internet, but I don't trust public WiFi so I'm working to put in security measures between my devices and the AP. I've never used OpenWRT, but am interested in playing around with it. I plan to test using the public WiFi as my uplink while keeping my devices safely NAT'ed and firewalled behind my router. Not as ideal as a wired connection, but I can't complain about free.
Good idea; double NAT can be annoying, but using an insecure public network is much worse! :D
That PAD 5 screen would be perfect if they added an M.2 slot for an SSD!
i think you should use F8 aperture and a generous amount of light to avoid autofocus jump around.
Nice new hardware:) I'm currently looking for software to design interfaces/ hubs/ display information with graphs (want to use it for smart home stuff), can you recommend anything?
One of the most common is magicmirror.builders
I think it's excellent to make it as a cube sat controller
CM 4 modules are cool.
I cant wait for the 'citizen science' thing you mentioned coming next. Is it the sort of voluntary thing you can do where you can assign a certain percentage of your CPU usage during idle time to go towards 'crunching the numbers' for a bunch of science research stuff? I saw one for the LHC in Switzerland. A while back SETI had one of these computer projects going, too. There's at leas 1 dozen of these projects going on that I know of.
Cant wait, tho. The anticipation has got me on the edge of my seat for it.
Good stuff, Jeff.
That video will probably be a few more weeks; I'm trying to interview someone at a local college for it, and their schedule is... interesting :P
I have a CM4 because I bought it last year. I haven't used it yet but can't wait t see your GPU video
It's going to be fun! We've made a lot of progress!
Pretty sure you could 3D print some button caps that have rims to hold them inside the case, for the Pad 5 screen buttons.
The actual case design has buttons there, but in my eagerness to get it set up, I popped those buttons out while cleaning up the print. Oops!
Wow that touchscreen for a hundred bucks, that's amazing.
Jeff, the latest OpenWRT installed on this Waveshare CM4-DUAL-ETH-4G/5G-BOX board has a setting for WAN QMI Cellular I/F. I have yet to try it with Huawei ME906j because that M.2 chip seems to be MBIM not QMI but need to read more to know the difference. I'd like to see you do more on this setup.
I really want that PSP board!
All well and good if you can even find someone selling the CM4
important thing you didn't mention !
the reTerminal COMES WITH A CM4 !!!
and it's a CM104032 so it's actually one of the better ones !!
I’m planning on using the same board for my own router but to be more of a cellular hotspot that is Openwrt capable (Netgear M1 and similar can’t use Openwrt). I’m also heavily considering a 5G chipset to future proof.
This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen! Will it run Connectifys Speedify for your cable internet and built in 4glte connections?
Crazy how his editing isn’t “amazing” but I can’t stop watching his videos… they’re just satisfying
just goes to show that many channels use flashy editing to compensate for thin content quality.
@@noapparentfunction I agree. They’re all simple cuts in this video with some overlay of audio. that’s it
Honestly I learned editing on some of the earliest NLE's (Avid, etc.) and my style is from that era when people were going from film/tape to digital. Experimentation wasn't often rewarded, and I find that story/explanation still is way more important than a flashy style.
Getting both would be nice, but right now I still edit all my videos and I don't got the time!
@@JeffGeerling well I’m even more impressed that you’re editing all your own videos then. I do some uploading of my own and I usually stick to simple deletions and then upload the entire thing. I’m trying to steal some inspiration in your editing to my own.
Great script writing can very easily compensate for "mediocre" editing.
The videos are fine for me.
I soooo wanted to watch how you plug those teeny tiny antenna connectors to that wireless board. My success rate is about 1/4!
Heh, same here, that's why that part's cut out ;)
I'd love to get those 5in touch screens in 7in
Have you looked into Rooter Project’s Goldenorb? It’s a custom build of WRT focused on using a 4G/5G modem as its main WAN connection. Would love to see you cover it since there’s very little coverage about it on YT.
Have not, will check it out.
Hi Jeff, I am thinking to move my itx motherboard to a bigger case with some HDDs that now I use with USB dock station. Because I would have plenty of space, I wonder if ther are some nice raspberry pi cases that can be mounted in 5.25 or 3.5 bays.
Jeff, I converted an old PC to run Smoothwall Express 3.1-polar-i586-Update11 to be my router and it has been running flawlessly for many years. I would like to change the hardware to something much smaller than my old PC desktop and run the same software. I would appreciate any cost effective recommendations you might have.
10:05 It seems the antenna port on the RPi4-RTC-PoE obstructs some of the screws on the terminal block.
True; though the terminal block is detachable so you can pop it off to access the screw terminal connections.
Jeff- would you recommend one of the 5" display systems for use as a wall-mounted controller/frontend for Home Assistant? Asking for a friend.
Yes. That's one of the two projects I'm planning on doing with a touchscreen, hopefully later this year. This little display would be perfect for a little controller by a door (it's about the same size as my security system touch panel, too).
this is what I was thinking too, and was hoping it had PoE so if only need a single cable. and I'd need to design a case that mounts on a normal low voltage single gang box.
@@JeffGeerling Since you're now using home assistant, I'd love to see what your lovelace dashboard looks like on a 5" screen. I'm guessing a floorplan would be the way to go? Also, can the screen brightness be adjusted via software? it would be really cool to dim the screen until motion is detected in the room, and perhaps put the screen to sleep at bedtime.
@@davestenhouse2015 AFAICT there's no software brightness control. You'd probably have to tie GPIO lines over to the buttons using bodge wires, then you could activate the buttons via software. Hacky but could work :)
@@AndrewFrink +1 for PoE. until then, there's always a PoE Splitter. I have some things running off a GeeekPi Gigabit USB-C PoE Splitter. It was about $15 from Amazon. The real PITA about it in this use case would be hiding the wiring.
Can you make a tutorial on how to implement mikrotik SNMP protocol into pi hole dashboard with Prometheus.
Now if only I could get a raspberry pi for less than $200
Put a battery module in the first touch screen and you could do some cool stuff. 🤔 Might be my next project.
8:38 i use OpenMPTCProuter to aggregate my LTE, Fiber and Radio connections, he do the job very well.
Dang that's one THICCC Pi
Damn the Pi world has changed a lot since I played with them a few years ago. I wonder if my drawer of Arduino sensors, etc. are easy to interface with this (I assume yes).
Mostly yes; and the Pico too, now. It can still be a little more annoying interfacing with certain sensors through Pi GPIO than the Arduino, but on the whole, almost every sensor nowadays has some sort of direct support.
Check the voltage requirements. Arduino compatible often means 5v, RPi is 3.3v (or optionally 1.8v on the cm4).
@@thomasbonse True. Though you can usually build a circuit to tap into the 5V line on GPIO 2/4 for power with many sensors/devices. But it can require a bit more complexity than just using with Arduino directly.
Have you looked at the Devterm and the different Cores that they use? Just wondering since I thought you had a CM3 cluster, and all the Cores are CM3 connections. I have the 6 core 4GB version on order, probably another month to receive it.
Wow.
That DIN rail machine would do well to have an aluminum case for better thermals.
I hope Jeff sets up a bridge from his Discord Server to Matrix.
Ya know, I can find a unicorn before I can buy a Raspberry PI at the moment.
Wow I wonder if you can use it for AV Universal touch screen remote💯
Jeff, would be interesting to see if an LTE modem could be made to work on RaspAP instead of OpenWRT.
SO much fun stuff to play with, as soon as the scalped prices go away.. if ever.
Once again, I'm hearing about stuff for the first time here,
I found the video interesting, it shows that Raspberry Pi products are very flexible. I'm not technical and a bit cacky handed, so I tend to avoid these projects. I'll might buy a Pi 400 for Christmas and go from there.
So under-rated channel
This channel will be next Linus tech tips 😀
Could you please look at the firewalla purple/gold? They seem great devices, but don't got much coverage on the web.
Portable SDR++ in compact case 😁
Would the rpi4 rtc have a built in relay?
Any chance of you looking at the argon EON?
Wow
Looking forward to that GPU update!
Regarding Home Assistant, there seems to be some controversy around how it deals with the DNS. I believe it is hard coded to use a certain system and not the DNS specified by DHCP or manually. As you are more a network guy I was wondering if you would be able to look into this and maybe explain why it is a problem as some seem to say it is, or if it is nothing to worry about.
If that's actually happening, you probably wouldn't have to worry about it. It's a concern for people like me because I have my own DNS server with custom rules and blocklists that I expect Home Assistant to follow. However, it's not too much of a problem because I run OpenWrt on my router which lets me force all DNS traffic through the server I prefer regardless of what any program tries to use. I think the bigger issue here if they're doing this is that they should've clearly communicated it to their users.
Hello can we use two rpi as one more powerful?
Hey Jeff, any chance we can get a video on OpenAuto Pro on a Pi? The stereo in my car has all kinds of Bluetooth connection/random shutoff problems and I’d love to see your take on how feasible OpenAuto Pro is.
I have had a 'Pi in the car' video idea kicking around for a while. I don't know if/when I'll do it but I would love to upgrade the head unit in my '07 Camry someday...
Where'd you get that desktop DIN rail stand?
Nice lineup, pity that first screen requires you to print your own case.
2:39 savor the peelies
I wish raspberry pi's weren't nearly tripled their price right now