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Blueberry Raspberry Pi Multi-Purpose IoT Controller Board

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75-0600

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The Blueberry IoT Controller for the Raspberry Pi is a versatile device designed to interact with the real world by reading sensors, controlling electrical equipment and using popular communication channels. It is supported by a range of other devices which can turn your Raspberry Pi into the nerve centre of a simple or complex monitoring and control system. Control gates, garage doors, air-conditioning, irrigation systems and much more. Use the power and connectivity of the Pi or the on-board GSM to control your system from anywhere in the world or receive reports and alerts via email or text (SMS).

On the control side the board offers 1 x 16A and 2 x 10A relays which are optically isolated to protect your Pi. On the sensor side it supports a 1-wire interface for DS18B20 temperature sensors, I2C bus (3.3 and 5V), plus GPIOs from the Raspberry Pi for add-on sensors. For communications, the Pi can connect to Wi-Fi using its own dongle in the usual way, or it can make use of the IoT controller's built-in SIM900 GSM module (requires SIM), plus an 868MHz transmitter/receiver module to communicate with remote sensors.

The Blueberry IoT controller is designed with practical applications and conditions in mind. It has an on-board power supply (PSU) which converts mains 100 to 240V AC to the 5V DC required by the Pi, no need for a USB power supply. The 5V DC is protected from brown-outs by a super-capacitor. The PSU also provides 3.3V DC. The controller also features a real-time clock (RTC) with battery back-up and a header for up to 5 x membrane switches and 5 x LEDs.

With potential for domestic, commercial and industrial applications the Blueberry Internet of Things Controller is an essential building block in your next smart control system.


  • Add a Raspberry Pi to create a core control system
  • 3 x high power relays to switch electrical devices
  • GSM900 module accepts your SIM for remote control and reporting
  • Attach sensors via I2C, GPIO or wirelessly
  • On-board power supply converts mains AC to 5V DC
  • 3.3V DC also available
  • Real-time clock with battery back-up
  • Raspberry Pi, Wi-Fi dongle, and SIM card must be purchased separately if required
  • Warning: This device use mains voltage and appropriate precautions must be taken. Click here for further information

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21 March 2016 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 75-0600
Q. re: 75-0600 I appreciate that the Raspberry PI can use the Perl Language or other languages including 'C' to communicate with the 75-0600 Pi-Multi-controller via its port pins. But I cannot find any actual example code to show how you can communicate with the SIM900 GSM say to switch one of the on-board relays on/off, or the on-board ADC converter circuit to read a sensor voltage, or read the 'Real Time Clock' ETC I assumed such a sophisticated bit of hardware (it even has radio linked humidity sensors) would come with some example code in one language.
A. Hi John, thank you for your question. Please see the test code here.

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