I bought a raspberry canakit for some pi experimentation. I have a DELL computer screen but does not have HDMI input but as a DVI input.
My canakit comes with a default HDMI cable and im currently unable to connect it to the monitor.
Can I use HDMI to DVI converter cable to connect my pi? Just want to make sure I dont break any of my pi hardware by using this cable.
https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-HDMI-DVI-Adapter-Cable/dp/B014I8UU2W
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Raspberry Pi model: 3B
Running Raspbian OS
Recently I bought a Hyperpixel 2.1 round, which uses all of the GPIO ports. Whenever I plug the Raspberry Pi into my network switch, it is unable to connect to the network with the Hyperpixel attached. However, when I removed the Hyperpixel, the Ethernet capability came back.
I'm fairly sure it's a software issue given that there shouldn't be any problems with running all gpio pins in addition to Ethernet.
Is this a quirk with the Raspberry Pi that it doesn't like having all GPIO ports occupied as well as Ethernet? And how would I potentially go about fixing this, perhaps through command line or in the boot config?
Are there any computers that don't cost much more than Raspberry Pi 3, but unlike it, CAN be used with an HDMI auto-switch?
The Raspberry Pi is an "always-on" computer, so auto-sensing doesn't work with it.
I don't know if that is also the case with alternatives such as Orange Pi or Odroid C2.
And what if I powered the Raspberry Pi from a powered USB hub instead of directly from the wall, would that make a difference???
Thank you
Can you please help understand how I can connect 39pin FPC LCD to raspberry pi3?
I guess it is not possible to connect LCD directly to pi display connector.
Is there FPC to HDMI converter module, which I can buy and than connect LCD to HDMI output of pi3?
If not, than what other solutions exists?
Thanks
how do i connect my raspberry pi to WIFI without ethernet cable. I have a wifi dongle or usb connected to my pi but the internet still doesnt work unless i connect a ethernet canble. can someone please help me out
You can setup your wi-fi via the command line, see a detailed guide on the official site:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/wireless/wireless-cli.md
Another option is to use the PIXEL desktop:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/wireless/pixel-desktop.md
I am able to send data from sensor to server using Raspberry Pi, but my aim is to find the devices (for example a sensor) connected to the Raspberry Pi using any language.