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Raspberry Pi 4B📖
1.Preparation before use
  • 1.1 Download image
  • 1.2 Write image into SD card
  • 1.3 Start up Raspberry Pi
  • 1.4 Linux common commands
  • 1.5 Precautions
2.Basic course
  • 2.1 Log into Raspberry Pi system
  • 2.2 Change password and root account
  • 2.3 Remote transfer file
  • 2.4 Backup image file
  • 2.5 Fixing Raspberry Pi IP
  • 2.6 Set screen keep on
  • 2.7 Get Pi temperature
  • 2.8 Connect WIFI
  • 2.9 Modify Pi time
  • 2.10 Set the boot self-starting program
3.Expand course
  • 3.1 Serial port communicates with external devices
  • 3.2 2.Serial port login Pi
  • 3.3 Configured as a router
  • 3.4 Install Jupyter Lab
  • 3.5 Install Jupyter Widgets
  • 3.6 More Detail for Widgets
  • 3.7 Install OpenCV
  • 3.8 Install Tensorflow
4.Programming course
C language
  • 1.Development environment
  • 2.Print Hello World
  • 3.Pin output level
  • 4.Read pin level
  • 5.PWM output
Python language
  • 1.Development environment
  • 2.Print basic usage
  • 3.Pin output level
  • 4.Read pin level
  • 5.PWM output
5.AI vision course
A.Getting started with OpenCV
  • 6.Picture Rotation
  • 1.Introduction of OpenCV
  • 2.OpenCV image read and display
  • 3.OpenCV image write
  • 4.OpenCV image quality
  • 5.OpenCV pixel operation
B.OpenCV Geometric transformat
  • 1.Picture Zoom
  • 2.Picture Cut
  • 3.Picture Shift
  • 4.Picture Mirroring
  • 5.Affine Map
  • 7.Perspective Transformation
C.OpenCV picture processing
  • 1.Grayscale processing
  • 2.Image Binarization
  • 3.Edge detection
  • 4.Drawing line segment
  • 5.Drawing rectangle circle
  • 6.Drawing text picture
D.OpenCV image beautification
  • 1.Histogram of color pictures
  • 2.Histogram equalization
  • 3.Image restoration
  • 4.Brightness enhancement
  • 5.Skin whitening
  • 6.Gaussian mean filtering
  • 7.Median filtering
F.AI Advanced Course (Ubuntu system)
  • 1. QR code
  • 2. Human posture estimation
  • 3. Target detection
  • 4. Mediapipe development
  • 5. yolov4-tiny
E.Install TensorFlow
  • Install TensorFlow
6.ROS1 coursenew
Basic Course
  • 1.ROS introduction
  • 2.Project file structure
  • 3.Common commands and tools
  • 4.Publisher
  • 5.Subscribers
  • 6.Customize topic messages and use
  • 7.Client
  • 8.Server
  • 9.Custom service messages and usage
  • 10.TF release and monitoring
Visual Image Processing
  • 1. AR vision
  • 2. AR QR code
  • 3. ROS+Opencv foundation
  • 4. ROS+Opencv application
  • 5. MediaPipe development
7.ROS2 coursenew
Docker Course
  • 1.Overview and installation
  • 2.Common commands
  • 3.Understand and publish images
  • 4.Hardware interaction data processing
  • 5.Enter docker container
  • 6.Update docker images
Basic Course
  • 1.Introduction to ROS2
  • 2.Commands and tools
  • 3.ROS2 Topic communications
  • 4.ROS2 service communications
  • 5.ROS2launch file starts
OpenCV Course
  • 1.OpenCV Basic Course
  • 2.ROS+opencv application
  • 3.QR code recognition
  • 4.AR Vision
  • 5.Mediapipe
8.Accessories installation
  • 1. Installation of heat sink
  • 2. Wiring of cooling fan
  • 3. Double fan armor case Installation
  • 4. Argon NEO aluminum case installation
  • 5. Argon ONE aluminum alloy case installation
  • 6. Metal shell with built-in fan installation
  • 7. Acrylic case with cooling fan installation
  • 8. White-red ABS protective case installation
Download
  • Tools
  • C_code
  • Python code
  • ROS System
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Welcome to Raspberry Pi 4B repository

2.1 Log into Raspberry Pi system


How to log into Raspberry Pi system

! Note:

The IP address here is an example, the user needs to fill in the IP address of your Raspberry Pi.

Method-1: PuTTY remote login

You can remote login into the system of Raspberry Pi by PuTTY software.

(Note : This software in the Tools folder)

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Method-2: VNC remote login

VNC is also a relatively common method of logging into the Raspberry Pi system.

Official original system image of the Raspberry pi with VNC Server, but is not enabled by default. So we need to open this service by ourself.

The following steps will teach you how to open VNC service.

1)You need to open the command line terminal in the Raspberry Pi system and input:sudo raspi-config ,as shown in the figure below.

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2)You should choose :5 Interfacing Options,as shown in the figure below.

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3)You should choose :P3 VNC,as shown in the figure below.

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4)You should choose :Yes ,as shown in the figure below.

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5)The interface shown in the figure below indicates that the VNC service is opened successfully.

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After the above steps, we have opened the VNC service successfully. 

When the Raspberry Pi is turned on every time, the VNC Server will start itself. This ensures that we can remotely log into the Raspberry Pi at any time. 

The following steps will teach you how to log into the Raspberry Pi system by VNC.

(Note : This software in the Tools folder)

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1) You need to double-click this software to use it and input the IP address of your Raspberry Pi. As shown in the figure below.

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2) You need to input Username and password.

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4) When the connection is successful, you will see the remote desktop of the raspberry pi. As shown in the figure below.

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Precautions
Change password and root account

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