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Welcome on the About page of the project. SLEGPI is my project for my exams of june 2018. I have work on - it from - October 2017 to May 2018. The goal of SLEGPI was to make me discover numeric and electronic aspect by - considering - a lot the substainable developpement. -
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When I start the project, I receive from my professor a contract notice with all the instruction - that I must - to respect. -
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On the contract, was written that i must use a Raspebrry Pi 3, an Arduino Card, and try to respect - the substainable - developpement. -
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How the project works ?

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The project works by setting up a connection between a server hosted on a Raspebrry Pi 3 and the Arduino - Card. - To do that, the Arduino card and the Raspebrry Pi 3 need to b connected to the same network. -
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Firstly, the - LAMP server need to be - configured with the - PDO function. Without it, all the - connection between the databse and the website is deleted. When we use - the website to send an action to do to our Arduino card, we are in server mode. So we are asking to the - Arduino - Card to "display" a page with an URL like : -

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