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PiTraffic

PiTraffic is a low-cost Raspberry Pi HAT to make the users more connected with the real-world traffic light system. It operates on the 5V input with the programmable buzzer and buttons which are connected directly to the GPIO Port. It is a set of 4 traffic lights with the colorful LED(Red, Green, and Yellow).

Features

No Soldering Required
Low-Cost Traffic Light HAT
Buzzer as Roundabout
40-pin female header included boosting height for Raspberry Pi

Specifications

Power Supply - 5V
Traffic light Stands - 4
Programmable Buzzer - Yes
Push button - 1

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Pinout

Servo Driver HAT	BCM
VCC	5V
GND	GND
Buzzer	GPIO 18
Button	GPIO 4
South Led's	RED: GPIO 17, YELLOW: GPIO 27, GREEN: GPIO 22
West Led's	RED: GPIO 23, YELLOW: GPIO 24, GREEN: GPIO 25
North Led's	RED: GPIO 5, YELLOW: GPIO 6, GREEN: GPIO 13
East Led's	RED: GPIO 16, YELLOW: GPIO 20, GREEN: GPIO 21

Installation

Python

Stack PiTraffic board on Raspberry Pi.

Now attach traffic light stands on the traffic light male berg connector.

Now clone the GitHub repository by running the below command:

git clone https://github.com/sbcshop/PiTraffic.git

Enter downloaded repository by running the below command:

cd PiTraffic

Now run demo file using python3 command.

python3 TrafficTest.py

Resources

Github

Source Code

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 == Installation ==
 ==== Python ====
+* Stack PiTraffic board on Raspberry Pi.
+* Now attach traffic light stands on the traffic light male berg connector.
+* Now clone the GitHub repository by running the below command:
+<source lang="shell"> git clone https://github.com/sbcshop/PiTraffic.git </source>
+* Enter downloaded repository by running the below command:
+<source lang="shell"> cd PiTraffic </source>
+* Now run demo file using python3 command.
+<source lang="shell">python3 TrafficTest.py </source>
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