Raspberry PI 2 Installation & Demo App By Wayne Keadle

My PI 2

Raspberry PI 2 Hardware Specs QUAD Core Broadcom BCM2836 CPU with 1 GB RAM 40 pin extended GPIO Micro SD slot Multiple Ports: 4 USB ports, Full Size HDMI, 4 pole stereo output and composite video port, CSI camera port & DSI display port Micro USB power source

Download the Image: Windows 10 IoT Core US/Downloads.htm

Install MSI Package Windows IoT Core Image Helper Windows IoT Core Watcher

Setup Image on SD Card Launch Windows IoT Core Image Helper Image - flash.ffu Select the “Flash” button NOTE: Be sure the SD card is not locked!

Boot the Raspberry PI Insert SD card into Raspberry PI Connect peripherals Plug in Micro USB power cord and the PI will boot. NOTE: First time boot may take up to 10 minutes.

Blinky Sample Requirements Only run on Windows IoT, not your desktop An LED – any color a 220 Ω resistor for the Raspberry Pi 2, Raspberry Pi 3 a breadboard and a couple of connector wires

Wire the Circuit Connect the shorter leg of the LED to GPIO 5 (pin 29 on the expansion header) on the RPi2 or RPi3. Connect the longer leg of the LED to the resistor. Connect the other end of the resistor to one of the 3.3V pins on the RPi2 or RPi3. Note that the polarity of the LED is important. (This configuration is commonly known as Active Low)

Mapping of the PINOUT

Example of Breadboard

Deploy Your App to the PI Inside Visual Studio 2015 – select the drop down for “Local Machine” and choose “Remote Machine” Enter IP Address or device name either one will work Choose Universal (Unencrypted Protocol) for Authentication Mode Choose the “Select” button Press “F5” and your app will start on the Raspberry PI and the LED will blink in sync with the app.

Express Joy!! Sing a song Dance a dance Take a drink of your favorite beverage Give a person a hug

Resources Buy PI: Blog - Installation: raspberry-pi-part-1/ raspberry-pi-part-1/ Windows 10 IoT Core Image: US/Downloads.htmhttp://ms-iot.github.io/content/en- US/Downloads.htm