Feature overview

The TMS LCL HW Pack for Raspberry Pi contains components that offer seamless access to various breakouts.

Accessing external hardware from a Raspberry Pi becomes as simple as dropping a component on the form and setting some properties or calling some methods. Reach-out to an exciting new world of electronics now from your Pascal applications running on Raspberry Pi with this open-source bundle of components. No need to go delving into IC docs or puzzling bits together from very limited or non-existing documentation. Just connect and go.

Currently supported breakouts

Adafruit 4 digit 7 segment display



Adafruit monochrome 128X32 OLED graphic display



Adafruit 12bit DAC



Adafruit 12bit 4 channel ADC



Adafruit RGB 16x2 LCD + keypad



Adafruit barometric pressure/temperature sensor



Adafruit SPI 8k FRAM module



Adafruit 8x8 I2C LED matrix



Adafruit I2C GPIO 16-port expander



And much more coming...

We also welcome you to contribute to this open-source package. Contact us with your suggestions, feedback, contributions.

Download

https://github.com/tmssoftware/TMS-LCL-HW-Pack-for-Raspberry-Pi

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What our customers say

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As always your support is extraordinary and lightning fast.

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