Thanks to SSH this is fastest way to try GPIO without make a line of code or bash inside CHIP itself:
using (var gpio = new Gpio(new SshGpioInterface("192.168.0.109")))
{
Console.WriteLine("Connected");
for (short i = 0; i < 8; i++)
{
var pin = gpio.NewOutputPin(i);
pin.On();
pin.Off();
}
}
Be sure to put your CHIP's IP instead of "192.168.0.109" and this snippet is running in the same network than CHIP.
This version can run also inside CHIP by using mono like: mono ConsoleTest.exe
This snipped can run inside CHIP without use SSH which makes it run faster than the remote version although is using sysfs interface. Just change less than one line of code.
using (var gpio = new Gpio(new ShellGpioInterface()))
{
Console.WriteLine("Connected");
for (short i = 0; i < 8; i++)
{
var pin = gpio.NewOutputPin(i);
pin.On();
pin.Off();
}
}
var pin = gpio.NewInputPin(0);
pin.OnValueChanged += x => Console.WriteLine($"Pin 0: Changed to " + x);
Console.ReadKey();
Use the extra pins if you are not using the LCD
var lcd4Pin = gpio.NewOutputPin(2, PinBase.LCD_D2);
lcd4Pin.On();
lcd4Pin.Off();
apt-get install aptitude
aptitude install mono-complete