embedded systems to learn and create
Deid will show us how to use GPIO (General Purpose Input Ouput) pins on the Quadra
9:30-10a Cocktails & Conversation
10a Presentation
We will be holding a Hybrid meeting (in-person & Jitsi).
In Person – Small Boardroom @ Quality Foods, 27 Helmcken Rd #110 · View Royal
Online – https://meet.vinnythegeek.ca/vicpimakers
Deid’s presentation is here: http://deid.ca/pi/quadraGpio/
9:30-10a Cocktails & Conversation
10a Presentation
A two-parter:
Jim will issue a programming challenge to hone or improve your coding skills.
Mark will share his 3D printer, octoprint, experiences.
QCollege has graciously offered to use their campus for our fall meetings. This will be a hybrid meeting (in-person & on Jitsi). Seating is limited, please indicate if you intend to attend in person (post to this event).
https://meet.vinnythegeek.ca/vicpimakers
See the programming challenge txt here.
9:30-10a Cocktails & Conversation
10a Presentation
Share the projects you have been working on over the summer. This will be a virtual show and tell using Jitsi.
https://meet.vinnythegeek.ca/vicpimakers
Deid’s project info is here.
Victoria PiMakers needs your input to plan presentations. These 10 questions should take only a couple of minutes. Your email address will NOT be shared.
This is a Google form.
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Thanks for your input.
6:30pm Q-College · Suite 303 771 Vernon Ave · Victoria, BC
In this session we’ll look at basic network scanning technologies such as ping, netcat, and nmap. Please bring a laptop with wireshark, netcat, and nmap installed.
The presentation slides are here.
NetSIG is a Special Interest Group focused on computer networking. Building networks for Today and Tomorrow!
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Q-College
Suite 303 771 Vernon Ave · Victoria, BC
Intro to Pi & Others is a 4 part series of short monthly sessions to help get you up and running with your Pi or Other (embedded device). It is a structured hour-long session where you can ask questions.
Please bring in your Pi, HDMI cable, and power supply. All other equipment will be provided.
This is a four-part series with each session building on the previous sessions, where Pi basics of software and hardware will be explored. Read More
Show and Tell your Pi
and others explorations and issues.
Contact Deid: topics@vicpimakers.ca
10:00am
Q-College, Suite 303 – 771 Vernon Ave, Victoria, BC
9:30 AM
The Raspberry Pi has 30 GPIO pins, but none of them are analogue inputs. At this meeting, we’ll take a deeper look at how to take an analogue signal (like temperature) and connect it to the Pi, and access it via Python.