Any success with Raspberry Pi (B) for both power and data? Plan to include 802.11n adapter, wireless keyboard/mouse, and gamepads.
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I was unhappy with the device overall. Will not fully charge my Galaxy Tab, no matter how long I leave it to charge. Very slow to charge in any port. Would never purchase again.
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This is strictly USB hub. I have been able to use the ports for both power and data using a Windows computer. I have been very happy with this hub.
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Raspberry Pi is pretty goodbut I'm not sure how one would power one- I use a:n oven... sorry sorry for the joke but I'm not sure what a Raspberry Pi is I use it to power my iPad cell phone and some other such items
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You will be able to put the raspberry pi board and the camera module in there, but the Ethernet cable and wifi-module won't fit. The new Raspberry Pi has a power connector on a side and the this camera does not have any room for the plug.
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we have this set up. Works fine - but we haven't really pushed it yet with gaming yet.
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Any answers on this, by chance? If wifi doesn't work, then I'll just have to stick to my USB hub, external speakers, power and VGA cables! So much for easy portability : 0
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Yes. Wired and wireless devices should be plug and play with no compatibility issues whatsoever
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The chipset I received is the Somagic (chinese clone) chipset. For all intensive purposes, the chipset is not directly supported on the raspberry pi... I am looking to buy a different one.
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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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To supply power to this caerd, you have to have a powered USB port available. Plug the included cord into your existing on-board USB port and plug the other end into the small connector in the middle of the card.No added power for things like wireless mouse adapters or thumb drives, but needed for things like external drives and cell modems.
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I'm betting it won't work. Power is needed to run the controller on the board and it maybe be more than the usb bus can provide.
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I recommend reading the guideshttp://learn.linksprite.com/category/pcduino/quick-start/pcduino3/I do not remember well how you install that was several years ago, you need to configure your keyboard and mouse, now I only have the wifi connected to the network and works
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Yup, running pfsense on it for my router. I didn't see any oddball hardware in it, so Linux should run fine as well.
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I think the answer is YES. You will definitely need a separate USB transceivers for bothe keyboad and mouse.
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Yeah, works fine, it's a REALLY good choice if you want to use the Pi as a media center or for any purpose where you need occasional keyboard/mouse input but aren't typing long treatises of text or code. It's definitely a good buy for the price. Probably would also work with anything else that can be hooked up to a normal USB dongle, too. If there was a bluetooth version of it, it would work well for tablets and phones.Also note, you can flick a switch and turn it off, so it doesn't use up battery power unless you are going to use it.
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It did NOT work for me using the latest NOOBS build (v1.3.4). If you google EW-7811Un + Raspberry Pi , you'll find articles regarding getting this work - None which have worked for me... yet.
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None. But I've used a cheap, unpowered multi-port hub with a mouse, headphones and this keyboard without any problems. Might struggle if you want to run an external DVD drive or something though, in which case plug the power-hungry thing directly into your computer and use the hub for weaker things. Or get a powered (AC plug-in) hub - they aren't that expensive.
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Either a Bluetooth Keyboard / Mouse combo or a combo that uses a USB dongle. If Bluetooth be sure to buy the proper Wifi / Bluetooth module and install it in the NUC