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Control Hardware PWM frequency
According to this formula:
pwmFrequency in Hz = 19.2e6 Hz / pwmClock / pwmRange
We can set pwmClock=1920 and pwmRange=200 to get pwmFrequency=50Hz:
50 Hz = 19.2e6 Hz / 1920 / 200
I test it on ...
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wiringpi is missing from bullseye. how do i install it?
Wiringpi is deprecated.
You may be able to install the last release from the author's website which may or may not work on Bullseye.
There are a few alternative libraries.
See Controlling Raspberry Pi ...
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Using BCM GPIO pin numbers with wiringPi C library
To set a pin numbering scheme you use one of four Setup functions:
int wiringPiSetup (void);
int wiringPiSetupGpio (void);
int wiringPiSetupPhys (void);
int wiringPiSetupSys (void);
To use BCM GPIO ...
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I2C using wiringPi or IOCTL in C, more than 2 bytes
I'm wondering, may understand that Raspberry Pi's I2C is in fact the SMBus version of I2C ?
I don't think it is limited in that sense but that is the normative way to use it. There is no such ...
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WiringPi: change output of GPIO pins synchronously?
It's possible with a very minor caveat.
When you set a GPIO high or low you write to one of two registers.
A set register to set selected GPIOs high.
A clear register to set selected GPIOs low.
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WiringPi error etates I'm not Using an RPi
I ran into this same problem using Java with Raspbian on a Pi 3 and found a posting from the Pi4J development team indicating that the problem is that when Pi4J is automatically installed, a copy of ...
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Is this behaviour of GPIO pins normal?
On many electronics boards, GPIO pins are set to a "floating voltage" (not on, not off, just somewhere in the middle) until the pin actually gets initialized or used for the first time.
Remember, ...
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Is this behaviour of GPIO pins normal?
Most of the pins are configured as inputs. This is normal, and usually the safest option.
All of these inputs are put into a defined state with either a pullup or pulldown. The normal values are ...
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how to read output of gpio readall
The ALTx signifies the alternate functions of a pin. See this for a better understanding.
BCM is the pin number when using GPIO (aka BCM) numbering scheme, and wPi is the pin number when using the ...
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Cross compiling for RPi - error while loading shared libraries
Shared or dynamic libraries are needed at run time. So you need the library not only on the build system but in on the target system, in this case on the PI.
This is different from static libraries. ...
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multiple UARTs on the 40-pin
so where was one big misunderstandings. thanks to @joan for pointing to the docs and @tlfong01 for their link to their article:
https://penzu.com/public/b94e6b30
essentially, on the raspberry 4, there ...
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Output Accurate, Detailed PWM signal
The Pis with 40 pin expansion header (and the compute module) have two hardware PWM channels which you should be able to use with wiringPi.
That would give you control of two ESCs.
From the software ...
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Using Wiringpi in crontab to control GPIO pins on RaspberryPi
The most common error in crontabs seems to be not giving the full paths to programs or data used.
Use the which command to find where gpio is stored on your machine (probably /usr/local/bin/gpio) and ...
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How to run 2 servos with wiringpi2 on Raspberry pi 2
Lucky to see this question, I just spent weeks on controlling two servo (SG90) using WiringPi and programming in C, there're three things that I recommend.
1.Using BCM GPIO instead of WiringPi Pin ...
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Can we determine the mode of a GPIO pin?
Yes you can. Use getAlt(int pin) method for that from libwiringPi.so (or wiringPi.h). It will give you direction of that pin.
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WiringPi pin numbering for RPi 2B and 3B?
The side where your micro sd card is the upper side, the first number is your gpio pin number from the RPi itself (in ascending order) then there is the Broadcom number, and between the parenthesis as ...
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How do you force wiringPI library to use local time instead of UTC time?
The use of UTC time seems to be hardcoded in ds1302 utility. Note the following line:
gmtime_r (&now, &t) ;
This converts your system time to UTC, before writing it to the DS1302 chip. When ...
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Is this behaviour of GPIO pins normal?
The programmable pins (General Purpose Input/Output) can be used in a variety of ways - but not all at the same time. Before the point where power is applied to the RPi's Systen-on-Chip (Soc) AND it ...
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Wiring Pi - Root not required?
wiringPi was modified to allow the use of /dev/gpiomem rather than /dev/mem to access the GPIO.
To access the GPIO via /dev/mem requires root privileges.
By default /dev/gpiomem can be accessed by ...
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Why is WiringiPi unable to find hardware revision?
WiringPi is not supported on any other operating systems than Raspbian - so its likely this feature is not supported in Ubuntu.
WiringPi is developed directly on a Raspberry Pi running 32-bit ...
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says i don't have wiringpi module when runing code at startup
You cannot use ~/.bashrc to run a program at boot up. It is to configure bash and runs only with bash sessions and not at boot up of the RasPi. To have a service started on boot up you best use a ...
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GPIO pins not changing state
You are confusing wiringiPi numbers with GPIO numbers. The sysfs interface uses GPIO numbers.
The highlighted GPIO is GPIO 26 (wiringPi 25).
GPIO 25 is connected to pin 22.
See https://pinout.xyz/
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wiringpi is missing from bullseye. how do i install it?
I was successful with "Rasberry PI OS Bullseye" using this fork:
https://github.com/WiringPi/WiringPi
cd /tmp
wget https://github.com/WiringPi/WiringPi/releases/download/2.61-1/wiringpi-2.61-...
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pwm fan on pin 18 help!
Your fan probably has a voltage drop that is too high for the Pi's GPIO to power it. The GPIO pins only output 3.3v 50ma MAX.
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How can I use a usb barcode reader with my raspberry pi
Your card reader is a usb card reader that acs like a keyboard and spits out the value as if keys were being pressed.
It looks as if you should be able to use the
fgetc()function in php to get ...
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I2C using wiringPi or IOCTL in C, more than 2 bytes
It's a limitation of wiringPi. It only implements a couple of SMBus commands.
As you say using SMBus commands you are limited to 32 bytes.
Using the raw device you can send hundreds at a time. I'm ...
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Wiring a 3 pin toggle switch to Raspberry Pi 3
This is a two state system -- the switch is either to the left or to the right. Since there are three pins, and presuming two of them are not hardwired together, this means the switch position ...
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SystemD unit dependencies to start wiringPi GPIO application
I believe there's a degree of indeterminacy with regard to execution order. If this isn't required by anything else, and isn't required to happen before anything else, then it won't be a priority.
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How to address gpio pins
There are several different GPIO numbering schemes.
You need to ensure that the software you are using is using the numbering scheme you expect.
See https://pinout.xyz/ for the gory details.
The ...
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How to read gpio current mode in shell or wiringpi
pigpio offers a method to read the GPIO mode from C, Python, and the shell.
C http://abyz.me.uk/rpi/pigpio/cif.html#gpioGetMode
Python http://abyz.me.uk/rpi/pigpio/python.html#get_mode
shell http://...
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