Control Raspberry Pi camera (tilt/pan) with C# / Mono

We updated the GpioWeb repository to include an example of how to control a tilt/pan camera hooked up to the Raspberry Pi (2 servos).  This was done in C# / Mono.

See the ServoPanTiltDemo.html file in the GpioWeb.PluginServoSimple directory.

The GpioWeb repository is located at:

https://bitbucket.org/PaulTechGuy/raspberrypi.dotnet.gpioweb

Note: Remember that servos are all a bit different so you will need to slightly adjust the following values in the json "config" file (see instructions in the ServoPanTiltDemo.html file); values tend to run in the range of 100 to 700.

• pwmMinPulse
• pwmMaxPulse

If you download the GpioExamples repository, there is a servo example that you can run to determine the min/max pulse values for a specific servo.  When you run the example, it will ask for degrees (0 to 180), but if you prefix your input with "!" then it will be interpreted as a raw pulse value.  For example, "!125".  Very helpful.

https://bitbucket.org/PaulTechGuy/raspberrypi.dotnet.gpioexamples

C# / Mono servo control added for Raspberry Pi

Due to several requests, we added support to control a servo in the C# Mono repositories for the Raspberry Pi. This includes both the GpioExamples and GpioWeb (extensible web service) repos.  You can find the latest updates below.

GPIO Examples
https://bitbucket.org/PaulTechGuy/raspberrypi.dotnet.gpioexamples

GPIO RESTful Web Service
https://bitbucket.org/PaulTechGuy/raspberrypi.dotnet.gpioweb

Great GPIO web service for the Raspberry Pi (.NET C#)

I finally got around to updating all the new C# repositories for controlling GPIO from C#. This includes a repo for C# GPIO examples, as well as a super cool C# RESTful web service to control the GPIO pins (extensible architecture).  This was written in Microsoft Visual Studio 2015, .NET 4.6+.

Enjoy.

GPIO Examples
https://bitbucket.org/PaulTechGuy/raspberrypi.dotnet.gpioexamples

GPIO RESTful Web Service
https://bitbucket.org/PaulTechGuy/raspberrypi.dotnet.gpioweb