How to get set up with Raspberry Pi | + UPi Monitor | Maker's Must-have Workbench Mini PC
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This time around, we take a look at the "UPi" (UPerfect Raspberry Pi) Touchscreen Monitor and at the same time get set up with our own Pi. This tutorial covers installing and configuring OS for not only the RPi 3 B+ but RPi models from 2 - 4. We also take a look at how to install a handy, full virtual keyboard to type with the touch screen, sort of how you'd do it on a tablet, but with more capabilities.
This really cool mini Monitor not only can be used with a Pi as a desktop PC but as a 3D Printer progress display, industrial assistant display, or even as a fairly sizeable screen for operating a cinematic drone!
Those mentioned are just a few ways to use this Monitor, there are heaps more uses out there.
Raspberry Pi OS Imager tool: www.raspberrypi.com/software/
Raspberry Pi OS imager file (64-bit version): forums.raspberrypi.com/viewto...
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Stay tuned for the upcoming 250W E-scooter upgrade episode! This video will be part 2 of the series, featuring a heap of more cool added features!
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Thank you for watching! Yep, stay tuned 😁
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After looking at the cost of these monitors, I came to the conclusion that it would be cheaper to buy an ordinary large monitor.
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I appreciate your kind support, bro! Looking forward to your next one 😁
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Thank you! Cheers! :)
Do you have any experience with using monitors like this that are on pretty much 24/7? I'd like to do a homebrew alarm clock/weather radio that displays the real-time weather radar, but wouldn't want to burn the thing out by keeping it on at all times.
Hi, Jared. I don't have that much experience on dealing with monitors/displays on hand. Though, from what I've seen is that there shouldn't be a problem with low power consumption monitors being left turned on around the clock. With larger displays that are typically quite bright, those might just need a form of cooling, from a fan or something.
Cheers,
Max
I would like to see your new UPI monitor and software have the voice command like my Android phone! Then you typically not even have to use the keyboard. Can it be done?
Hi, thanks for watching.
With the right Linux voice command add-on, it may be possible, sort of like an Alexa.
We can use a pc monitor too right?
Yes, you may hook up a regular pc monitor via HDMI/VGA to your Pi.
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Try to create AI drone with Raspberry pi ❣️
Might do, one day :)
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Bro in which website you got idea💡