Using the 40 pin I/O connector on the Raspberry Pi for Data Acquisition and Control.
This is just a simple LED circuit that sets an output pin HIGH for 2 seconds and LOW for 1 second
Output to the LED is 3.3 V with a current limiting resistor
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