Wi-fi on Raspberry Pi, a simple guide - RaspyFi Since the Raspberry Pi comes only with a wired network, it could be useful for lot of us to get it wi-fi ready. Wi-fi on Raspberry Pi can be achieved with little effort and at cheap expences. We do only require a compatible wi-fi dongle, and the best candidate for the job is the Edimax EW-7811Un. These are the features: Supports 150 Mbps 802.11n, so if you have a N network, you’ll have enough bandwith to stream even Hi-res FLACsLow power consumption, it can work directly attached to the Pi withouth a powered usb hubWorks automatically with Raspbian, since it’s drivers are includedIt’s very small, so there’s plenty of space left on the Pi to attach your USB DAC or USB DongleIt’s quite cheap, you can find easily at prices above 10 euros (see later) You can buy it on Ebayhere <a target="_self" href=" or here on Amazon . Now we’ll start the setup of the WI-Fi on Raspberry Pi. Sorry for Italian language, (not being nationalist!!) sudo wicd-curses
Raspberry Pi + 3G modem + GPS module = endless fun « milos.ivanovic.blog So… I bought a Raspberry Pi. It was really tasty, so I had to buy 300 more. Ok, so it’s not actually raspberry-flavoured and it certainly has nothing to do with pies, or the mathematical constant π either. What it is related to, however, is electronics. an ARM-based, fully-featured, embedded computer scaled down to the size of a credit cardit has a 700MHz stock-clocked ARM CPU (ARM1176JZF-S), and 256MB RAMan SD card slot to store the operating systemHDMI + composite out100mbit LANa GPU fast enough to play full HD 1080p video2 USB 2.0 portssome low-level peripheralsand it costs just $35USD What a neat little thing. Mine actually arrived about a month ago but I never found the time to sit down and blog about it – well, now I can! My Raspberry Pi, with a 3G modem and GPS module connected, all running off a 16Ah battery With this setup I was able to make a live GPS tracker, using as well, of course, Google’s Google Maps API.
Tutorial - How to give your Raspberry Pi a Static IP Address Tutorial - How to Give your Raspberry Pi a Static IP Address To log in to your Raspberry Pi remotely, you'll need the IP of the Raspberry Pi – this is basically like your house address and tells the host computer where to look for it on the network. By default, the Raspberry Pi will be given an IP automatically by the router (called Dynamic IP and denoted by DHCP) when you connect to a network. However, this can change whenever you remove the Pi from the network e.g. turn it off. Having a static IP isn't essential, however it will make repeated access to the Raspberry Pi via SSH much simpler, as you'll always know that the Raspberry Pi has the same address. This task assumes that you have the official Raspian OS release installed. A. Boot into Raspian and log in (Username. pi, Password. raspberry), this will all be command line stuff, so no need to log in to the GUI. First, we need to list the network interface we currently have available: cat /etc/network/interfaces The line . . . . B. C.
gpsbabel GPSBabel est un logiciel permettant de Récupérer/envoyer les points de passages (waypoints), les traces (tracks) et routes vers un appareil GPS. Les convertir entre les différents formats GPS et logiciels de cartographie. GPSBabel supporte les formats Garmin MapSource, Garmin training center, Magellan MapSend, GPX, Geocaching *.loc. Il gère la communication USB avec les appareils Garmin et Magelan. gpsbabel ne permet pas de convertir ou gérer les cartes. Certains exemples de cette page ont été réalisés sous Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex avec un GPS Garmin Forerunner 205 et d'autres sous Edgy Eft avec un GPS Garmin etrex venture CX. Des essais seront prochainement réalisé avec un Garmin Oregon 400t sous ubuntu 8.04 Pré-requis Disposer d'une connexion à Internet configurée et activée ; Installation Utilisation Format général L'utilisation des commandes gpsbabel suit toujours un même schéma de base qui renseigne : Ce qui nous donne donc de manière générique : Conversion de formats Communiquer avec le GPS
(UPDATE) Drivers for TL-WN725N V2 - 3.6.11+ -> 3.12.25+ Driver files available for the TP-LINK TL-WN725N V2 and similar wifi dongles using the 8188eu driver module for systems using the Raspbian image. IMPORTANT: First check the version of Linux you have. Use the command uname -a to find the version of Linux. Code: Select all pi@raspberrypi ~ $ uname -aLinux raspberrypi 3.10.24+ #614 PREEMPT Thu Dec 19 20:38:42 GMT 2013 armv6l GNU/Linuxpi@raspberrypi ~ $ The important part is 3.10.24+ #614. This driver supports wifi modules with the following USB IDs With the wifi dongle connected to your Pi use command lsusb to show a list of USB devices connected to your Pi. rtl8188eu drivers for 3.6.11+ 3.6.11+ #371 up to #520 inclusive - 8188eu-20130209.tar.gz3.6.11+ #524, #528, #532 - 8188eu-20130815.tar.gz3.6.11+ #538, #541, #545, #551, #557 - 8188eu-20130830.tar.gz rtl8188eu drivers for 3.10.18+ to 3.10.38+ 3.10.19+ #600 - 8188eu-20131113.tar.gz 3.10.21+ #602, #604 - 8188eu-20131113.tar.gz 3.10.22+ #606 - 8188eu-20131206.tar.gz Thank you very much, LaFambe.
gps Le Global Positioning System (GPS) – que l'on peut traduire en français par « système de positionnement mondial » – est un système de géolocalisation fonctionnant au niveau mondial. En 2010, c'est le seul système de positionnement par satellites entièrement opérationnel et accessible au grand public. D'autres système de positionnement existent Voir aussi : Logiciels utiles à l'utilisation d'un GPS Logiciel généraliste A trier Navigation automobile ou autre véhicule. Gps pour avion Gps pour Sport PyTrainer : logiciel de gestion d'entraînement sportif à partir de traces GPSTurtleSport : logiciel de gestion d'entraînement sportif à partir de traces GPSGPS Sport Trace : logiciel de gestion de trace GPS pour une utilisation sportive Autres logiciels Installation d'un périphérique gps Connexion par USB Commencez par installer les paquets gpsd et gpsd-clients. Pour tester l'acquisition des signaux gps, lancer dans un terminal xgps ou gpsmon /dev/ttyUSB0. Voir aussi : Comment faire communiquer GPS et PC xgps
How to use a Raspberry Pi to Route Wireless Traffic to a Wired Network I just moved into a new place and ran into a small problem. The cable for my modem is down stairs and I have several PCs upstairs that need internet access. The distance was far to great to snake a cable across the floor and up the stairs. To remedy the situation I decided to utilize a spare Raspberry Pi I had sitting in a box that was surely up to the task. However, there was a concern about the speed of the connection using your typical wifi device. The wireless router is a good distance away and has to travel through several walls. I had an AWUS036H not in service and the device gets great range with the standard antenna I knew this was the card I was going to use. Ok, now that we have the hardware side of things figured out it’s time to deal with the software. To automatically install the needed packages and configure your system you can use the bash script I created. If you prefer to do things manually you can execute the commands below:
BaseCamp™ | Garmin | United States Plan a Trip Use BaseCamp to plan your next hiking, biking, motorcycling, driving or off-roading trip. You can view maps, plan routes, and mark waypoints and tracks from your computer and then transfer them to your device. Track Draw feature lets you trace your planned route and view elevation changes, helping you estimate the difficulty of a hike or bike ride. Plan the perfect scenic route for your next road trip, making sure your navigator takes you through certain waypoints. Survey the Terrain BaseCamp displays your topographic map data in 2-D or 3-D on your computer screen, including contour lines and elevation profiles. Geotag Photos BaseCamp lets you geotag photos, associating them with specific waypoints. Create and Share Adventures Garmin Adventures provides a free, interactive way to share your hikes, bike rides, road trips and more. Transfer Satellite Images
Tuto : Exporter un itinéraire de Google Maps vers un GPS Garmin avec GPSBABEL et Basecamp Voila, vous avez préparé un itinéraire sur Google Maps (ou on vous a envoyé un lien vers..) et vous voulez le charger sur votre GPS Garmin. Vous avez un peu cherché sur Interner et trouvé le plugin "Garmin Communicator " qui semble faire le boulot. Mais au moment d’essayer, vous découvrez que seuls les POI sont envoyés vers le GPS, mais pas la trace... , qui fonctionne sur PC et Mac, cette solution va permettre d'envoyer sous forme de trace l'itinéraire détaillé vers votre GPS. Pré requis : Un navigateur Web avec Google MapsUn compte Google Maps pour pouvoir sauvegarder ses cartesLe logiciel GPSBabel ( ), Open Source et disponible pour Windows, OSX ou Linux.Le logiciel Garmin Basecamp ( ) gratuit également. L'icone de Garmin Basecamp.... Mode opératoire Première étape : Obtenir un fichier KML de Google Maps Dans la liste des cartes, sélectionner "créer une nouvelle carte", puis enregistrer Et voila !
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