Android Question Orange Pi GPIO

Erel

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• Feb 3, 2016

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Use the standard Linux OS with B4J and jPi4J library.

 

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YIM bunchhat

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• Feb 3, 2016

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On android, Does it can run jpi4J library? I meant I wanna use Android on Orange Pi not Linux.

 

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DonManfred

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• Feb 3, 2016

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YIM bunchhat said:

Does it can run jpi4J library?

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No, this is a Library for b4j, not b4a

 

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• Feb 3, 2016

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Looking at this article: http://www.cnx-software.com/2015/09/26/status-of-orange-pi-boards-gpio-support/ it seems the GPIO pins can be accessed with File.WriteString() and (probably) File.ReadString() commands. It should be straight forward to write a B4A class or code module (I suggest the latter) that performs this functionality.

 

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YIM bunchhat

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• Feb 4, 2016

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ok, let me try

 

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coslad

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• Nov 4, 2016

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Any news about?

 

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ay droid

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• Mar 16, 2017

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Hey guys , any news about Android @ Banana Pi ? How can we access GPIO under Android (Of course Linux + B4J can do this , but I need to do it with Android OS installed instead). Is there a B4J library/class available ?

 

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Erel

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• Mar 16, 2017

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ay droid said:

Is there a B4J library/class available ?

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I think that you meant B4A library.

The Things library provides access to GPIO on Raspberry Pi 3. It will probably won't work with Banana Pi unless it is a RPi 3 clone.

 

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ay droid

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• Mar 16, 2017

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Yes , I meant B4A , thanks Erel

 

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