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1. #RASPBERRY PI RIFE GENERATOR KIT INSTALL#
2. #RASPBERRY PI RIFE GENERATOR KIT PORTABLE#
3. #RASPBERRY PI RIFE GENERATOR KIT DOWNLOAD#

You can connect an Ethernet cable to the Raspberry Pi or we can connect to the wi-fi. There are a couple of ways in which we can do this.

#RASPBERRY PI RIFE GENERATOR KIT INSTALL#

Step 3 – Now we need to connect to the internet so we can install the software for the Media Center HAT. Once power has been applied it will begin to boot into the desktop. Step 2 – Insert the SD card into the Raspberry Pi and connect a HDMI cable. Once downloaded you can then flash the OS image to your micro SD card using Balena Etcher.

#RASPBERRY PI RIFE GENERATOR KIT DOWNLOAD#

You will need to go to their download page and download the latest OS image for your Raspberry Pi device. Step 1 – The main software we are using for this project is from Max2Play. Slide it over the top and you should hear it click into place once it has aligned. Then carefully slide over the top, the top half of the make kit case. Push through the larger cutout hole for use with the joystick. Step 6 – If you look inside the top half of the case you will see that there are some pre-cut inserts that can be pushed through with a pointed object for the buttons. Remember that the case can flex slightly either side to make it easier. Step 5 – Now take the Raspberry Pi with the PiJuice and Media Center HAT on and slide it into the case, making sure it aligns up with the grooves either side and also the connectors line up with the cutouts on the side of the case. Push the GPIO connector on the Media Center HAT down as far as it can go.

Step 4 – Now we can add to the PiJuice HAT GPIO pins, the Media Center HAT. Make sure that it is firmly pushed down on the GPIO pins. Step 3 – Add the PiJuice HAT to your Raspberry Pi board. The joystick switch can be used to navigate Up, Down, Left, Right and pushdown in the centre to enter. Solder it in place, labelled B1 on the HAT board.

Step 2 – Before we assemble the Pi, PiJuice and Media Centre HAT, if you are going to use the joystick on the Media Centre HAT to navigate the menu then you will need to solder this to the HAT board. The sides of the case are designed to give a little flex. You can do this easily by pushing the two shorter sides outwards and lifting upwards, sliding the top half up. Step 1 – First, you will need to separate the top half and bottom half of the Maker Kit case. We are able to control the display using the media center’s touch display interface or if you prefer you can control the menu using the toggle joystick. The project uses software from Max2Play, including the Jivelite display add on for small screens such as the media centre HAT.

#RASPBERRY PI RIFE GENERATOR KIT PORTABLE#

This project is a portable music player, just the like the old days of MP3 players. This project is designed to show you some of the very cool features of the PiJuice Make Kit case, which includes a PiJuice HAT, Media Centre HAT and a very cool case to fit it all in. Contributors Chris Rush Portable Music Player – Take your music with you, anywhere with the PiJuice Maker Kit