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| - | ---- | + | ===== Paper-Duino-Pi ===== |
| - | **Paper-Duino-Pi** | + | |
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| {{ :raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_0961.jpg?300 |}} | {{ :raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_0961.jpg?300 |}} | ||
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| - | **Introduction ** | ||
| The Paper-Duino-Pi is an Arduino shield for the Raspberry Pi. Due to the fact that it is designed as Paper-PCB it is easy to create and one doesn't need a printed circuit board. All components are standard electronic parts that are easily available at your favorite electronic shop. Plus they are really cheap. All you need are some electronic knowledge and soldering skills. | The Paper-Duino-Pi is an Arduino shield for the Raspberry Pi. Due to the fact that it is designed as Paper-PCB it is easy to create and one doesn't need a printed circuit board. All components are standard electronic parts that are easily available at your favorite electronic shop. Plus they are really cheap. All you need are some electronic knowledge and soldering skills. | ||
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| - | **Technical documentation** | + | ==== Technic ==== |
| The board is designed with an 6.8kOhm resistor connected to 3,3V and the reset pin (of the Atmega chip) and a 4,7nF capacitor connected to the GPIO18 pin of the Raspberry Pi. It is possible to use the autoreset function with the GPIO18 instead the DTR line. A modification of the Arduino IDE and the avrdude that pull the pin 18 in the right moment do the trick. | The board is designed with an 6.8kOhm resistor connected to 3,3V and the reset pin (of the Atmega chip) and a 4,7nF capacitor connected to the GPIO18 pin of the Raspberry Pi. It is possible to use the autoreset function with the GPIO18 instead the DTR line. A modification of the Arduino IDE and the avrdude that pull the pin 18 in the right moment do the trick. | ||
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| - | **Image & software modification** | + | ==== Image & software modification ==== |
| That image is based on the [[http://www.raspbian.org/|Raspbian wheezy 3.6]] including a reset and shutdown button on GPIO 22, the Arduino IDE with the GPIO autoreset on pin 18, PD-extended and the Firmata:\\ | That image is based on the [[http://www.raspbian.org/|Raspbian wheezy 3.6]] including a reset and shutdown button on GPIO 22, the Arduino IDE with the GPIO autoreset on pin 18, PD-extended and the Firmata:\\ | ||
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| All modifications are specified here:\\ | All modifications are specified here:\\ | ||
| - | [[raspberry_boards:duino-pi_modification|Paper-Duino-Pi - modifications]] | + | [[raspberry_boards:duino-pi_modification|Paper-Duino-Pi - modifications]]\\ |
| login: pi\\ | login: pi\\ | ||
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| - | **Paper-PCBs**\\ | + | ==== Paper-PCBs ==== |
| **Version 3:**\\ | **Version 3:**\\ | ||
| - | {{:raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_32.jpg?100|}} | + | {{:raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_32.jpg?300|}} |
| {{:raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_32.xcf.zip|Paper-Duino-Pi_v3.2}} | {{:raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_32.xcf.zip|Paper-Duino-Pi_v3.2}} | ||
| **Version 2:**\\ | **Version 2:**\\ | ||
| - | {{:raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_22.jpg?100|}} | + | {{:raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_22.jpg?300|}} |
| {{:raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_22_publish.xcf.zip|Paper-Duino-Pi_v2.1}} | {{:raspberry_boards:paper-duino-pi_22_publish.xcf.zip|Paper-Duino-Pi_v2.1}} | ||
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| - | **Components**\\ | + | ==== Parts ==== |
| ** for version 2:** | ** for version 2:** | ||
| * Atmega328 | * Atmega328 | ||
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| * resisters:1x 330Ohm, 1x 10kOhm | * resisters:1x 330Ohm, 1x 10kOhm | ||
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| + | ==== License ==== | ||
| + | The Paper-Duino-Pi was designed by **Wolfgang Spahn** 2012-14.\\ | ||
| + | It is licensed under a [[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/"|Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License]]. | ||
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