Quick Start

2/12/2018 GitHub - PiSupply/Flick: Resources for the Flick range of boards and cases

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bin

Make card detection more robust

29 days ago

firmware

rebuild flick_example

16 days ago

flick

Added screenly example to setup, changed a few permissions and update…

3 months ago

hardware

upload full doc set

2 months ago

README.md

small typo fix

a month ago

install.sh

Fixes bash syntax.

8 months ago

README.md

Flick

This repository contains software and resources for theFlick rangeof gesture sensing and 3D tracking add on boards (and

cases) for the Raspberry Pi and standalone applications (and soon BeagleBone, Arduino and more!). Brought to you byPi

Supply

Setup Flick

Just run the following script in a terminal window and Flick will be automatically setup.

# Run this line and Flick will be setup and installed

curl -sSL https://pisupp.ly/flickcode | sudo bash

Python API (Coming soon)

Command Line

# Drive USB Controlled Robotic Arm Construction Kit with gesture

flick-armcontrol

# Run a demo script to test the various gestures

flick-demo

# A nice way to move a snail on the screen. Flick left, right, up or down to move @

flick-snail

# A volume controller based on the Airwheel gesture

flick-volctrl

# 2048 game (Requires Pimoroni Unicorn HAT)

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2/12/2018 GitHub - PiSupply/Flick: Resources for the Flick range of boards and cases bin Make card detection more robust 29 days ago firmware rebuild flick_example 16 days ago flick Added screenly example to setup, changed a few permissions and update… 3 months ago hardware upload full doc set 2 months ago README.md small typo fix install.sh Fixes bash syntax. a month ago 8 months ago README.
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/12/2018 GitHub - PiSupply/Flick: Resources for the Flick range of boards and cases flick-2048 # Gesture demo (Requires Raspberry Pi Sense HAT) flick-sense Hardware tips You can find a full quick start guide at the Maker Zone Flick Quick Start and FAQ where we have also provided a pinout diagram for all of the boards. To verify that your Flick is available on the I2C bus run i2cdetect -y 1 You should get a grid like matrix where the number 0x42 represents the address of your Flick board.
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2/12/2018 GitHub - PiSupply/Flick: Resources for the Flick range of boards and cases gpio -g mode 4 out gpio -g write 4 0 Python This will turn off the green using RPi.GPIO import RPi.GPIO as GPIO GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM) GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) GPIO.output(22, True) This will turn off the green LED using gpiozero from gpiozero import LED led = LED(22) led.on() Additional information The Flick boards use the MGC3130 3D gesture controller based on Microchip's patented Gestic© technology.