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Introduction
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Running Demo Code

To run the demo code, perform the following on VisionFive 2 Debian:

Locate to the directory where the code, buzzer.py, exists:
1. Execute the following command to get the directory where VisionFive.gpio exists:
```
pip show VisionFive.gpio
```
  Result:
```
Location: /usr/local/lib64/python3.9/site-packages
```
  Note:
  The actual output depends on how the application is installed.
2. Execute the following to enter the directory, for example, /usr/local/lib64/python3.9/site-packages as indicated in the previous step output:
```
cd /usr/local/lib64/python3.9/site-packages
```
3. Execute the following command to enter the sample-code directory:
```
cd ./VisionFive/sample-code/
```
Under the sample-code directory, execute the following command:
```
sudo python buzzer.py
```
Alternatively, you can execute the following command:
```
sudo python3 buzzer.py
```
Enter the values as prompted to configure the pitch and the lasting time of the beeps as prompted:
- Enter Pitch (200 to 20000): The frequency (Range: 200 to 20,000) of the buzzer. Unit: Hz. For example, 400.
  Note: If the value is out of the range (200 to 20,000 Hz) , a warning message will display, and you need to re-enter the pitch value.
- Enter Cycle (seconds): The time in seconds when the buzzer keeps beeping. For example, 100.
Example:
```
[riscv@fedora-starfive sample-code]$ sudo python3 buzzer.py
Enter Pitch (200 to 20000): 400
Enter Cycle (seconds): 100
```
Result:
The buzzer keeps beeping for 100 seconds at 400 Hz.