An oscilloscope for the Pi, to check the states of the GPIO pins.<\/p>\n
Install the daemon on the Pi:
\nhttp:\/\/abyz.co.uk\/rpi\/pigpio\/download.html<\/p>\n
wget abyz.co.uk\/rpi\/pigpio\/pigpio.zip
\nunzip pigpio.zip
\ncd PIGPIO
\nmake
\nmake install<\/p>\n
—<\/p>\n
Install the “viewer”, the scope.. on your computer:
\nhttp:\/\/abyz.co.uk\/rpi\/pigpio\/piscope.html<\/p>\n
wget abyz.co.uk\/rpi\/pigpio\/piscope.tar
\ntar xvf piscope.tar
\ncd PISCOPE
\nmake hf
\nmake install<\/p>\n
—<\/p>\n
Run the daemon on the Pi
\npigpiod<\/p>\n
Connect your viewer to the remote Pi:<\/p>\n
remote_host ~ $ export PIGPIO_ADDR=PI_IPADDRESS
\nremote_host ~ $ piscope<\/p>\n
Ain’t that GREAT.. \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
An oscilloscope for the Pi, to check the states of the GPIO pins. Install the daemon on the Pi: http:\/\/abyz.co.uk\/rpi\/pigpio\/download.html wget abyz.co.uk\/rpi\/pigpio\/pigpio.zip unzip pigpio.zip cd PIGPIO make make install — Install the “viewer”, the scope.. on your computer: http:\/\/abyz.co.uk\/rpi\/pigpio\/piscope.html wget … Continue reading