Hello out there,
does anyone has any experiences with
Pimoroni Pogo-a-go-go Solderless GPIO Pogo Pins for attaching a Raspberry Pi to the Nyboard? https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/pogo-a-go-go-solderless-gpio-pogo-pins
Grove - Vision AI Module? https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Grove-Vision-AI-Module/
Both topics are independent by the way.
Reason for 1. is that i want to be flexible, i.e. not solder and desolder the 2x5 socket as there is no satisfying solution for covering a Nyboard + attached raspberry pi. As i want to use a Pi Zero 2 such pgo pins can be tricky as the mount would be on two holes only instead of four.
Is the Grove - Vision AI Module supported at all. For me its not clear how to communicate withe Nyboard itself to adress actions / skills for instance via voice. I guess there is no chance to get a Xiao ecosystem sensor like https://www.seeedstudio.com/XIAO-ESP32S3-Sense-p-5639.html to work at all? Its extremly small and on a first sight an egg-laying woolly sow :-)
Please try "sudo shutdown now". https://www.petoi.camp/forum/general-discussions/ssh-and-sudo-shutdown-h-now-just-reboots-the-raspberry-pi-attached-to-bittle-nyboard-using-2x5-socket?origin=notification
To answer part one of my own question: Yes, "Pimoroni Pogo-a-go-go Solderless GPIO Pogo Pins" works and its a good idea for my use case.
I am pretty sure that there a pogo pins out there which are less expensive and the additional screws etc. are in our case quite useless. In the end i used stackable 'screws' lying around (temporary).
I used https://github.com/PetoiCamp/OpenCat/blob/main/serialMaster/ardSerial.py for test purposes (sit and stay more or less).
In the end its about ecosystem decision with regards to "Raspberry Pi", "Arduino", "Petoi" for adding peripheral devices like cameras, mics etc. I started with the first one, no big additional invest for me as devices are lying around here and i can try them.
What I dont like at all is that a "sudo shutdown -h now" just reboots the Raspberry Pi. Any hints or clues?