Introduction to Android Things

Understanding Pinout Diagrams

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We will learn about the hardware details of our Raspberry Pi board and how to use a pin out diagram to help understand and implement our Android Things applications.

Prerequisites

For this lesson you will require:
- A Raspberry Pi 3 flash with Android Things

If you need to buy the Raspberry Pi to start with Android Things I would recommend this kit. It contains:

Raspberry Pi 3
Rainbow HAT (used in future lessons)
Pibow Coupé for Android Things
2.5A official Raspberry Pi worldwide power supply
8GB microSD card

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Lessons in Introduction to Android Things

1. Introduction to the Android Things Framework

2. Introduction to the Android Things Console

3. Setup Utility Tool, Flashing Android Things

4. Setup Utility Tool, Connecting to WiFi

5. Your First Android Things App

6. Understanding Pinout Diagrams

7. Flashing the Android Things Firmware to a Device via Command Line

8. Understanding Datasheets

9. Connecting Android Things to Wifi with ADB

10. Understanding permissions

11. The Rainbow Hat Overview

12. Peripheral IO, learning GPIO output with an LED

13. Peripheral IO, learning GPIO input with a Capacitive Button

14. Peripheral IO, learning PWM with a Piezo Transducer

15. Peripheral IO, learning I²C Input with a Temperature Sensor

16. Peripheral IO, learning I²C Output with an Alphanumeric Character Display

17. Peripheral IO, learning SPI with a Rainbow of LEDs

18. Peripheral IO, learning UART with a ZX Gesture Sensor

19. Creating a Peripheral IO Driver Library

20. Releasing a Peripheral IO Driver Library