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We go through the setup and wiring of the Raspberry Pi, create a system, add GPIO and configure the pins
Deploy to the RPI to verify that all is set up and wired correctly by toggling LED’s on and off from the Configuration Mode
Creating our library and setting up our LED Controller component
We create a LED controller component that includes a state machine with 4 different states of operation
We build our library, add our new LEDController to our application
We setup the GPIOPins to use values from our new LEDController using the routing system
Creating a simple GUI for our control system
We create a GUI in the Design Mode to communicate and control our application
The GUI consists of buttons for changing between the states, include a small visualization of the LEDs and set up the routing for all GUI widgets. The buttons communicate with the LEDController using messages
Using operators to improve our system
Looking at the completed system we notice that the LED visualization in the GUI does not display the correct colours
We fix this by applying scaling operators to the output signals of our LEDController component