can you use it to communicate with a raspberry pi and an arduino?
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I didn't try communicate it between a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino, but probably it will work fine.
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yes; i have a Pi and an Arduino talking to each other using the device. you'll need the software driver/library for the device. i use RF24, which has versions for the Arduino and the Pi.
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No, Raven. It will not work since Raspberry Pi uses Linux. It is only compatible with Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 or 8.
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I would say no. This device is designed to translate IP commands into IR---the IR is OUTBOUND.
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I use the Arduino development environment to program this board. Detailed instructions for each supported OS can be found on their web page: http://www.arduino.cc/
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It is NOT a genuine Arduino board - but then also remember that Arduino is based on open source technologies - leaving it somewhat open to copying!
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Yes you can; however, you will need to get controler so it can communicate with the iphone app. You will need something as simple as the insteon hub or as powerful as the ISY994i (This is the one I have). It depends on how many devices you want to use, etc.
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I've used 3 of them on various raspberry pi projects with 100% success. I would guess that if your android device has USB Host, you should be fine.
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I haven't tested it but I don't see why it wouldn't work with a Raspberry Pi or any other host that speaks tcp/ip over ethernet - Once it's set up, it only requires an ethernet adapter, and no special drivers.
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This was designed for an Arduino UNO board. Raspberry PI is intended as a mini desktop motherboard. It is only designed to use USB and other standardized ports for peripherals. It doesn't have communication pins to communicate with the reader. I don't recommend buying this board anyway because I cannot find documentation ANYWHERE on it.
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Yes, this is Plug and Play for the Raspberry Pi, I tried it with three OS images: Raspbian Wheezy, Raspbmc and OpenELEC and it worked great with all.
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You should be able to. I'm sure there is a writeup online for it. It works really well with an Arduino.
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No, but there are YouTube tutorials. That's how I learned to use mine with the Arduino UNO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN_gcyWKCxY
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I use "Home Genie" an image for the Raspberry Pi for my DIY system that I am developing. Seems to work pretty well so far. Basically it turns a computer into a home automation server that can process requests. Ideally you'd want that system to be as minimal in power consumption as possibly which makes small microcontrollers like the Pi a perfect platform for this.
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I personally have not tried with a RaspberryPi, but since you are writing/reading through GPIOs, I don't think there's much of a difference. Refer to the materials online to ensure you are connecting things correctly and supply the correct voltages and you should be good to go!
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we have customers using this with Raspberry Pi, we also have the male USB adapters in stock.
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Hey Jon, I'm sorry to say I haven't used this with Raspberry Pi; however, I believe you shouldn't have any problems at all using it on Pi.
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Yes, this board almost works out-of-the-box with any Arduino, including the UNO, and any device capable of UART/USART communication. Be careful though. Power can be supplied using either a 3.3v or 5v source, but the RX and TX pins should only use 3.3v logic signals. The thing won't blow up on the first time you try to send a 5v signal, just do not do it any ways. Get a Logic Level Converter, learn how to make a voltage divider circuit, or how to use a transistor to do so instead. BTW these things are awesome. Get a simple terminal app for android and it will pair right up. Yes, this board almost works out-of-the-box with any Arduino, including the UNO, and any device capable of UART/USART communication. Be careful though. Power can be supplied using either a 3.3v or 5v source, but the RX and TX pins should only use 3.3v logic signals. The thing won't blow up on the first time you try to send a 5v signal, just do not do it any ways. Get a Logic Level Converter, learn how to make a voltage divider circuit, or how to use a transistor to do so instead. BTW these things are awesome. Get a simple terminal app for android and it will pair right up.