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isnt this using your houses wifi network, how about direct to the pico so if you are no where near home and have your phone and the pico only

Thank you for the straightforward explanation. This is my last task that I need to complete to make my headless pi work properly! My other hardware and software stuff is wrapped up.

im going to use an arduino at make this into a remote on off as well

2:35 This is PNP, not NPN.

also, after reeboot had to enable sudo systemctl start vncserver-x11-serviced

Thanks a lot. I dont have that config file on my raspi zero w though. When I try sudo nano /boot/config.txt the contents of that file tell me to not edit it and instead go to /boot/firmware/config.txt Problem is there are no such settings there as you've shown. I have managed to connect via real vnc but its very slow and unstable and raspi keeps disconnecting it

So I did exactly this, but it works only as safe off button. It does not turn on Raspberry Pi

Didn't work for me at all Using rpi 4

Thank you very much! I was struggling with jitter until I found your video. Problem solved thanks to you.

Thanks, I like your contents. keep up the good work

OMG!!!! You just saved my capstone project works with Raspberry Pi 5

I used this before with two npn transistors and it took too much current from the micro don't know what will happen with one npn and one pnp. the problem is micros and modules are commonly pulled up inside what will guarantee that out put will be low when the second transistor is off can someone help 😭😭

Will this work on a raspberry pi 4 And is it possibly to change the config.txt file via Windows when the sd card is plugged into my computer? Thanks in advance

great explanation

Very good video, but I have some questions, 1.do you need to start it manually from Thonny or can you use it simply by naming it main and plugging the pico in, and 2. If it works to run this with main, can I run a 2nd code in there to run in parralel or i have to choose one?

This video is so underrated, thank you!

gutes english bruder. schön das die deutschen so inclusiv sind

there's a ntptime module now, one can use it to save all the socket horrors

cool video👍

I did it exactly like shown in the video, but nothing happens when I press the button

Its the same for orange pi

Thanks a lot, Lutz! Really great! After I sorted out, that the I2C-pins used in the Fritzing picture were not the ones used in your code, all worked perfect. Much appreciated!

Im I am running Batocera for my arcade cabinet on my SD card, do I remove the SD card before proceeding?

I have followed the steps but when I press the button, Kodi shows the shutdown menu . Is there any command to force shutdown directly?

Hi Lutz - using a Rpi ZeroW the stream starts but locks up requiring a reboot almost instantly - any clues? Looks a great system!

didnt work

can this be completed on live stream video and/or pre-recorded video

Thanks dude, greeatings from Mexico

On the 64 bit version you need to press the button twice unlike on the 32 bit version of pios. How can I fix that?

how to (un)comment some selected block of text in thonny, some may need to use Control Shift 3, usa kb needs only Control 3

Hello LUTZ, could you make a video of this same video explaining how to send data from the Pico W to the Android app, please? If it's not too much trouble, could you implement an animation in Android Studio that shows the data from some sensor but in an animated way like a graph? Only if you can, if not, I would appreciate it if you could show how to send data from the Raspberry Pi Pico W to the Android application, please.

Excellent, thanks. Another question re sound: I got the small screen with a 4pin connector plugged into the back to get sound, which worked okay. However the screen was too small and I got myself a HDMI switch where I can share a larger screen between Windows 11 and the Raspberry Pi 4B. The problem is: no sound because I disconnected the small screen. Is there a way where I can plug the 4Pin connector into the Pi's GPIO?

When I try to run the micropython in Thonny, I keep getting an error message that says that it cannot import from mywifi. Is there something I'm missing?

thanks a lot bro.

Awesome stuff, thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Im receiving this error: The emulator process for AVD Pixel_3a_API_34_extension_level_7_x86_64 has terminated......please can someone help me?

This is quite interesting, very well done. What code needs to be added to have the pico return data back to the app?

Do you need to do the software if you have Android installed on the Raspberry Pi?

Will this work with my RPi2B?

Can i do this with dietpi with dac hat?

Thanks Lutz, it's works well

Thanks for sharing, awesome example ;D

Nice to learn how to setup samba the right way. Thanks

Very useful video! Thank you very much!

Thank you for your opinion on this machine. I purchased one to do some basic power soldering on my JetSki control box that has some corroded and broken modular connectors. I decided to get this one because it had the hot air and there have been times when I wanted to fix obvious burned out or failed components on a circuit board but did not have a proper soldering iron. Now that I have this, maybe I'll expand my hobby into electronics and by an inexpensive Oscilloscope? 👍

May I know specifically what kind of switch to use here? I'm afraid I might pick the wrong one lol

How do you not cause a short-circuit ?