Raspberry Pi GPIO Programming with Python - Part 4: Remote GPIO

This is the fourth video of the Raspberry Pi GPIO Programming with Python Tutorial. In this video, we'll see how to use Remote GPIO for controlling the pins of the Raspberry Pi from a remote computer (Windows).

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[matthewgundersen]

This is exactly what I wanted to see. Thank you

[jupiterjs]

Thanks for the good tutorial.
How do I get the GPIO status of a remote Raspberry Pi?

[ghassengharbi]

Thank u brother, now if i want to make a desktop application with trun on/off button, i can use this library with tiknter ?
if no there is any soltuion to control raspberry pi by the desktop application ?

[jyvben]

situation : worker (rpi) starts local program, put feedback pin active, wait 1 second, check pin if up then check if down = start job. the controller deactivates remote pin as a signal to the remote pi's aka worker program, on the worker the local program does the work, finished then puts feedback pin back on, controller checks all workers.
[ TESTED, basics work ]
can use several signal pins if it is easier/faster, using 1 pin forces wait to check, receiver needs time.
If we use 9 pins = 8 bits and stop bit, is this useful, can do handshake aka predefined like all 1 + all 0 + 10101010,
or 5 pins (4 + stop), anyway this gives us more feedback options, a range of numbers.

[thorbendallmann]

Will this work wireless inside my network?