Raspberry Pi support - enables a hard-wired, dedicated dash
it wasn't darkweb, but "unsupported" is a better description. I chose the Waveshare 10.1 resistance touch LCD because I felt the 7" was to small for our type of cars. and I didn't want to have to use special gloves. I also liked that the pi attaches directly to it. it has the ads7846 chip and uses the hidinput.
do I need to do anything special with the rc.local file? does ether line need to be first?
sudo nano /etc/rc.local
ADD BEFORE EXIT0
python /home/pi/.off_button.py &
/opt/racecapture/boot_racecapture.sh pi
do I need to do anything special with the rc.local file? does ether line need to be first?
sudo nano /etc/rc.local
ADD BEFORE EXIT0
python /home/pi/.off_button.py &
/opt/racecapture/boot_racecapture.sh pi
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RPI on all versions?
Hi,
Will running the app on RPI work with Racecapture Pro Mk1 as well?
Thanks
Will running the app on RPI work with Racecapture Pro Mk1 as well?
Thanks
Guys, I recorded a video to show how RCP app can be operated in Raspberry Pi using a wireless mini keyboard and touchpad combo. Check it out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3tk3h51GNg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3tk3h51GNg
--Paulo
Which version is this?
Just asking because 1.11.0 doesn't seem to be responding to these (and I've had no success getting a visible cursor for the mouse), but wanted to know if I should be waiting a little longer...
Just asking because 1.11.0 doesn't seem to be responding to these (and I've had no success getting a visible cursor for the mouse), but wanted to know if I should be waiting a little longer...
brentp wrote: Worth mentioning, next app version due out in a couple of weeks we'll have more keyboard shortcuts:
'd' -> navigates to dashboard
's' -> navigates to setup
'a' -> navigates to analysis
'p' -> navigates to app preferences
't' -> navigates to status
ctrl-q -> exit the app
In modules section:mikesmith wrote:In which section? I've tried all of the obvious places, but I don't see "cursor = 1" mentioned in any of the relevant Kivy documentation (did you mean show_cursor?)psfp wrote:It was really simple (after I figured it out, of course )
I just added a "cursor = 1" row in Kivy's config.ini file
(to access this file you must type sudo nano /home/pi/.kivy/config.ini in command line)
--Paulo