lightwaverf-pi | arduino lightwaverf library to the raspberry pi

lightwaverf-pi is a C library typically used in Internet of Things (IoT), Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Pygame applications. lightwaverf-pi has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However lightwaverf-pi has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

this code is a port of the excellent [lightwaverf arduino library] written by lawrie griffiths to the raspberry pi. it utilises the [wiringpi] library to do most of the gpio work. to use this library you will need a 433 mhz transmitter and/or receiver attached to your pi. the default is to pin 1 and 0 respectivly (wiring pi pin numbers not the actual processor numbers, see [if you want to use different pin numbers these can be set in the call to lw_setup(). to compile the code you will need wiring pi installed. instructions can be found [here] to install lightwaverf-pi: 1. install wiringpi by following the instructions [here] 2. browse to your users home directory, e.g. cd /home/pi/ 3. clone the lightwaverf-pi project by using git clone this will then put the files in /home/pi/lightwaverf-pi 4. go to the created directory cd /home/pi/lightwaverf-pi 5. run make followed by sudo make install this will build the library and two example programs: send and receive. to setup a new device: when a lightwaverf unit is in pairing mode, the next code (id and unit) it receives will become it’s new code. an id is a group code and a unit is the number within the