The RPI periodically turns on a measuring device, via a relay and then monitors the results for a short period of time. The results are then transmitted via a GSM connection. This task only needs to happen four or five times a day, but it is 365 days a year application so the battery needs to be conserved.
I have read that the Arduino draws very little power compared to the RPI. The Co-OP can power the Raspberry Pi, but what I would like to know, is it possible to power it on and off programmatically and if so how?
Christian RaynerStatistics: Posted by christian@ifon.co.uk — Fri Jun 13, 2014 12:59 pm
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