1.The EDU Learning
Board provide RTC clock with CR1220 3V Backup
Battery.
2. provide 2 switch control 2 sets Traffic light ,
provide python traffic light program.
3. provide RFID Reader
socket ( SPI signal) / NRF24L01 socket (SPI signal)
you
can choose use RFID or NRF24L01 ( both use SPI
signal)
4. Provide 2 extra
i2c device input port, one for 3.3V, one for 5V
5. provide 3.3V
power Regulator for 3.3V device ( RFID/ NRF24L01/ESP8266)
i2c device
6. provide DS18B20
temperature sensor socket (GPIO4)
7. provide IR
Receiver sensor socket (GPIO23)
8. provide IR PIR
motion sensor socket (GPIO23)
9 provide 1
5V
28BYJ-48 Step Motor socket (5V can select from Pi or
external)
(GPIO 17,18,27,22) Step Motor
10 provide
1 buzzer (GPIO24)
11
provide 2 sets traffic light
first
set traffic light Red (GPIO19),
Yellow(GPIO13), Green (GPIO12) ,Switch 1(GPIO20)
second
set traffic light Red (GPIO16),
Yellow(GPIO21), Green (GPIO26) ,Switch 2(GPIO6)
Below are the new functions we added in V2
-
2 x R,Y,G LED display
stand set
-
2
x Servo motor socket
-
HAT EEPROM 24c32 support on board
-
1
x DHT22 Temperature & Humidity sensor socket
-
HY-SRF05 Ultrasonic distance sensor socket
-
16x2/20x4 character LCD socket
-
84x48 Pixels Monochrome LCD socket
Advance user -------- in AT
command mode
Put the Windows 10 IoT Core Insider
Preview image on your SD card
need a Windows 10 computer to unzip and make image for
your SD card
Download the package “Windows
10 IoT Core Insider Preview Image for Raspberry Pi 2”
from Microsoft Connect.
Windows_IoT_Core_RPI2_BUILD.zip
-
Insert an SD card into
your SD card reader.
-
Open an admininistrator
command prompt and
navigate to the folder containing your local
Flash.ffu.
Using the administrator command prompt, apply the image
to your SD card. Run the following command:
dism.exe /Apply-Image /ImageFile:Flash.ffu
/ApplyDrive:\\.\PhysicalDriveN /SkipPlatformCheck
- Be sure to
replace PhysicalDriveN with the value you found in
the previous step, for example, if your SD card is
disk number 1, use
/ApplyDrive:\\.\PhysicalDrive1
Install WindowsDeveloperProgramForIoT.msi.
It can be found inside
any of
the Windows 10 IoT Core Insider Preview image
files (for
example, Windows
10 IoT Core Insider Preview image for Raspberry Pi
2.zip)
Notice that the Windows IoT Core
Watcher application automatically starts when you
log on. It can be used to find available Windows 10
IoT Core devices to deploy apps to.
Setting up Visual Studio 2015 Preview on your PC
and then select Universal Windows
App Development Tools. On the next page confirm
that
Tools and Windows SDK, and Emulators
for Windows Mobile options are going to be
installed.
Connecting to your Windows 10
IoT Core device from your development PC:
Connecting your Windows 10 IoT Core device directly to
your PC & setting up Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
If you don't have a local network to plug your device
into, you can create
a direct connection to your PC. In
order to connect and share the internet connection in
your PC with your IoT Core device, you must have the
following:
- A spare Ethernet
port on your development machine. This can be either
an extra PCI Ethernet card or a USB-to-Ethernet
dongle.
- An Ethernet
cable to link your development machine to your IoT
Core device.
Follow the instructions below to enable Internet
Connection Sharing (ICS) on your PC
- Open up the
control panel by right-clicking on the Windows
button and selecting Control
Panel, or by opening up a command prompt
window and typingcontrol.exe
- In the search
box of the control panel, type adapter
- Under Network
and Sharing Center, click View
network connections
- Right-click the
connection that you want to share, and click Properties
- Click the Sharing tab,
and select the Allow
other network users to connect through this
computer's Internet connection box.
After you have enabled ICS on your PC, you can now
connect your Windows 10 IoT Core device directly to your
PC. You can do it by plugging in one end of the spare
Ethernet cable to the extra Ethernet port on your PC,
and the other end of the cable to the Ethernet port on
your IoT Core device.
Boot Windows 10 IoT Core Insider Preview
- Windows 10 IoT
Core Insider Preview will boot automatically after
connecting power supply.
- On the very
first boot Windows IoT Core will do some first boot
configurations and it will display a default blue
colored application while this is happening. Wait
for a few minutes and
the board will automatically restart. This will
happen only once and then DefaultApp should come up,
displaying the IP address of the Raspberry Pi 2.
Raspberry Pi