Is this compatible with the raspberry pi ?
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Yes this will work with pi or any Arduino. Any LCD display will work, you just need to find out the chip the display uses and get the correct software for that chip. Try Adafruit.com or the pi main homepage. Google goes a long way.
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I have never tried to run this on a pi but it should work. It will be a little tricky and might need to do some research. Here is a link where it's been made to work. http://www.neighborgeek.net/2013/02/using-16x2-lcd-with-i2c-on-raspberry-pi.html
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Yes I am using it with a Raspberry Pi and HomeGenie. Surprisingly easy to get working if you download the HomeGenie sd card image
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I couldn't say if it does or doesn't but it's more effective to contact the Raspberry Pi manufacturer or customer service reps they might be able to help I'm sorry I didn't have they answer you hoped to get but I hope you do find out good luck
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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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This works flawlessly on Raspberry Pi. I purchased mine for this very purpose to interface with an old Serial X10 power line interface.
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Not sure, I had to return mine because it was a cheap knock-off being marketed as "Arduino". I highly suggest you don't buy one here, instead use a preferred vendor: http://www.adafruit.com/
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Yes, I used it on raspberry pi with no issues. You just have to download the package for it, that a quick search with Google will provide.
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Have not tried it. But I do know this does work using Ubuntu on a PC. Are you using Ubuntu on your RaspberryPi? Or, simply do not buy the RaspberryPi A, buy the RaspberryPi B instead as it has a 10BaseT connection.
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Yes all accessories that work with the raspberry pi model b+ will also work with the raspberry pi 2
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I could compile the drivers for the EW-7811UTC by following this article on www raspberrypi org forums viewtopic.php?f=28&t;=102323. EW-7811UTC works on my Raspberry pi2.
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I don't see why it would not work. I would guess that it is compatible with ubuntu.
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This is what I got. Just check the website for more information. http://www.raspberrypi.org/introducing-noobs/
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It does work with the Raspberry Pi. It uses one wire protocols. Get the pi cobbler and a breadboard - http://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-pi-cobbler-kit/overview. Follow this tutorial its the same as the DS18B20 - http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2013/03/raspberry-pi-1-wire-digital-thermometer-sensor/
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I used my board with an Arduino (5V) and used a separat 5V source. It may work with a Pi (3.3V) logic but for best results you may still need a 5V supply.
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I'm using the Plugable 2.0 version that the manufacturer suggested above, and it's working like a charm for me, for what it's worth. Might save a couple of bucks since the Pi can't use USB 3.0, and get the same outcome otherwise.
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Long story short for future answer-seekers of this question. This controller is a simple HID device. This means it will work on ANY OS to date with USB support. Raspberry Pi is a linux-device and so is Android as it uses the Linux Kernel (although the two differ so much I hate to even call Android Linux.) It'll work in OS X, FreeBSD, Linux, Windows 98 and above, etc.
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Didn't try it but this requires the drivers for RTL8812AU/RTL8821AU chipset. Searching for "raspberry pi rtl8812AU rtl8821AU" leads to "ASUS USB-AC56 (RTL8812AU/RTL8821AU) Driver compile fails" under Raspberry Pi forums and it looks like they were successful in compiling the drivers.