#Raspberry Pi2 and Windows 10 IoT
Windows 10 IoT library and test client using the FM Receiver Si4703 Breakout with Raspberry Pi 2. Written in C#
To get started you'll need
- Windows 10 Insider Preview
- Visual Studio 2015 (RC)
- Raspberry Pi 2
- Si4703 breakout board
- Some jumper leads
- A breadboard to make connections easier
Once you have jumped the hoops get get Win10 running on your Pi 2 it is very simple to get an application deployed and running.
Find the IP address of your Pi on the Windows 10 IoT splash screen and configure the Remote Machine on the Debug property page of the demo app App1.
You will need a mouse to click the on screen buttons. Power On, then Seek and adjust volume.
I've taken a different approach to most other Arduino projects that have been writen for the Si4703.
I am making use of the GPIO interrupt functinality for RDS and Tune/Seek operations. This allows the code to use async await rather than delay() or while(true) loops when waiting for operations to complete.
Here is how I've got mine cabled:
