Raspberry Pi Windows IoT Development (Part 1)

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Raspberry Pi Windows IoT Development (Part 1)

Raspberry Pi Windows IoT Development (Part 2) USB Camera

Raspberry Pi Windows IoT Development (Part 3) Flashing LED

Raspberry Pi Windows IoT Development (IV) UART Interface

Raspberry Pi Windows IoT Development (V) SPI Interface

Raspberry Pi Windows IoT Development (Part 1)

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"Windows 10 Iot core" is a new embedded operating system launched by Microsoft. Its main advantages are good device interface development features and rich device drivers. For developers: you can easily develop stable applications. And you can also quickly embed Microsoft's "cloud applications" into your system. Windows 10 Iot core is a popular operating system.

First of all, the device I chose is Raspberry Pi 3B. Microsoft provides free Windows 10 IoT Core software for this device. You can get relevant information from the following link. https://docs.microsoft.com/zh-cn/windows/iot-core/tutorials/quickstarter/PrototypeBoards As the introductory tutorial says, you also need a computer with Windows 10 installed and a microSD card reader.

Of course, you will also need HDMI cable, network cable, monitor, 5V power supply and other equipment. Software: "Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard" software. Download address: https://docs.microsoft.com/zh-cn/windows/iot-core/downloads There are also development tools: Visual Studio 2019. Once the hardware and software are ready, you can start. The first step is to install Windows 10 Iot and open the "Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard"

Select "New Device" and set the device parameters, such as: device name, super administrator password, wifi connection parameters, etc. Reminder: Be sure to remember the super administrator password! I was stupid enough to reinstall the system. Click the "Download and Install" button. Follow the prompts. After installation, insert the SD card into the development board and power it on. After success, you can see the device in the control panel.

Once the device is connected successfully, you can proceed to the next experiment.

Hello, world

I use VS2019, so it is a little different from the VS2017 in the introductory tutorial. It is also relatively simple.

Of course, you can download or write a Hello, world application yourself. The following are the steps for development.

Open VS2019

When creating a new project, you may choose IoT project first, just like me.

But I didn’t find the “Project Wizard”! Don’t worry, you should choose the UWP project instead of IOT

After creating a new project, set up the device "remote device". After connecting the device, you can write code.

Start the program and you can run it.

You can then see the program on your device display.

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okhxyyo

Great, great, great, come as soon as you say it~~

damiaa

Yes, Raspberry Pi can also play window10