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connecting ONVIF CCTV camera YCC365 to iSpy  ispyconnect

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connecting ONVIF CCTV camera YCC365 to iSpy  ispyconnect
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Building PI 4 using a GeekPI case for the Raspberry PI 2  PI 3 or P1 4
Temperature sensor script   Raspberry PI 4
Blinking Red LED on Raspberry PI 4 and Breadboard powering
Using PI 4 GPIO signals to control a 74LS00 NAND Gate
Wiring a 2 Way Switch
Controlling 4N35 optocoupler using a GPIO signal from Raspberry PI 4 or Arduino
Temperature sensor script using 74HC595 to output result to TIL311 display

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