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Home of the project tutorials and files for the Seattle Raspberry Jam. See our website seattleraspberryjam.weebly.com for more information on our meetings and seattleraspberryjam.weebly.com/projects for more information on these projects.

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Seattle Raspberry Jam Tutorials and Files


See our website seattleraspberryjam.weebly.com for more information on our meetings and seattleraspberryjam.weebly.com/projects for more information on these projects.


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Home of the project tutorials and files for the Seattle Raspberry Jam.
Unless otherwise noted, all files are licensed under the CC BY-SA 4.0.
Pictures were taken by the organizers of the Seattle Raspberry Jam unless they have "credit" in their names.

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Hardware Project #1 - OLED Display

        Learn how to connect and use a 128x64 pixel OLED display with a Raspberry Pi.
    
Hardware Project #2 - Rotary Encoder

        Learn how to interface a rotary encoder with a Raspberry Pi. Simulate a key using the button on the encoder, use the dial as a mouse, and learn how a rotary encoder works.
    
Hardware Project #3 RGB LED Strip

        Make some light with your Raspberry Pi! This tutorial guides you through how to attach and control a strip of WS2812 RGB addressable LEDs to a Raspberry Pi.
    
Hardware Project #4 - Servo Dial

        Interface a servo directly with a Raspberry Pi to create a multi-purpose dial. Then learn how servos work and also write a script to monitor the CPU temperature and adjust the servo accordingly.
    
Hardware Project #5 - IR Remote

        Learn how to connect an IR receiver and remote to a Raspberry Pi to create a power switch.
    
Hardware Project #6 - 16x1 LCD Character Display

        Hook up a 16x1 LCD display to a Raspberry Pi and control it using a kernel module.
    
Hardware Project #7 - LED 8x8 Array

        Connect a 8x8 LED array chip to your Raspberry Pi and control it using a C program that sets up a file device. Next, create a scrolling clock to display the time every few seconds!

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