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Remote Relay Control Example (Raspberry Pi)

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Author: MIKROE

Last Updated: 2014-02-21

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Control two relays remotely through your Android smartphone using Raspberry Pi, Pi click shield (www.mikroe.com/click/pi-shield/) and Relay click (www.mikroe.com/click/relay/) board.

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RPi + Pi click shield + Relay click

RPi + Pi click shield + Relay click

Connect Relay click to Raspberry Pi through Pi click shield

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1. Extract remote_relay_control.py from the .ZIP package to your local folder on Raspberry Pi filesystem (SD card).
2. Launch Shell terminal.
3. Type command line: sudo python remote_relay_control.py
4. This will run the Python script.

Download and install free S-Remote control app from Google Play Store. Launch the app and configure it as shown in the image gallery below:

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