In this video, I show you how to set up a Raspberry Pi Zero as a USB/Ethernet device. This will let you get internet access, local networking, and power to your Pi through a single USB connection. It’s a very easy and convenient way to connect to your Pi!

In this video you’ll see examples of what you can do with an LCD on the Raspberry Pi in the C programming language. Find out how position text, clear the screen, control the cursor, and print the date/time and IP address. Also see how to scroll text, create custom characters, and display data from sensors.

Get accurate humidity and temperature readings on the Raspberry Pi with the DHT11 digital humidity and temperature sensor.

See how to connect an LCD to the Raspberry Pi in either 4 bit mode or 8 bit mode, and how to program it with Python. I’ll show you how to do the basic stuff like positioning text, turning on and off the cursor, and printing the date, time, and IP address. Then I’ll go into more advanced stuff like scrolling text, creating custom characters, and printing data from a sensor.

Use I2C to connect an LCD to the Raspberry Pi with only 4 wires. In this video I’ll show you how to print, scroll, and position text, clear the screen, print the date, time, IP address, and print data from a sensor.

Get accurate temperature data for your projects with the DS18B20. It’s an inexpensive little component that’s really easy to set up on the Pi, and it only needs one wire to transmit data.

In just a few steps, you can set this up and never be disconnected by network time outs and low bandwidth on your network. You can actually access your Pi without even being on a network. If you travel with your Pi, all you need is a laptop and an ethernet cable to connect to your Pi!

See how to up a static IP address on your Raspberry Pi and never worry about your IP changing. This will also make your internet connection a lot more reliable.

Unboxing and review of the Raspberry Pi Ultimate Starter Kit from CanaKit.

Unboxing and review of the 3.2″ touchscreen and modules kit from Waveshare.

An unboxing and review of a nice looking clear case for the Raspberry Pi.

Find out what each of the Raspberry Pi’s components do.

Watch me unbox and assemble the Zebra case for the Raspberry Pi.

See how to change the orientation (landscape or portrait) of an LCD touchscreen on the Raspberry Pi.

This is one of the best ways to interact with your Raspberry Pi!

Calibrate the LCD touchscreen on the Raspberry Pi for better touch accuracy.

Connect to your Raspberry Pi desktop remotely and access it from another computer anywhere in the world.

Set up WiFi and connect to your Raspberry Pi wirelessly.

All you need is an internet connection and a laptop or desktop to set up your Raspberry Pi, there’s no need for a keyboard and external monitor!