Has anyone used this with a Raspberry Pi? is it sufficient power for it? does the Ethernet work as well?
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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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I think the ethernet cuts out when you plug in the usb, so don't think they both work together.
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the 200 ma rating is correct however I wouldn't go that route since that is just an extra cable you need to pull in addition to the ethernet cable. I would look into buying a POE injector for $20.00 and save yourself sometime.
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I have been using it with my HP desktop since I received it. It has worked without a glitch. Strangely when I used the desktop with the Ethernet cable I would sometimes lose internet service.
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Yes. I've used it with XP, Win 7 and Ubuntu (Linux) both wirelessly and via gigabit Ethernet, and am running two Ethernet network printers. I'd imagine it'd work with any common Ethernet, Gigabit or WiFi -enabled device (XBox, iPhone, smart TV, etc.).
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@ T. Vanlienden... Yes, this is exactly what I use mine for. One must keep in mind however, that this is a USB 2 and therefor the speeds are not going to be like a pure ethernet connection. As long as you're OK with the slower speed, this should work just fine for you. Hope this helps...
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I would trust the information from Arduino.cc about the board specs. The board is compatible with PoE but does not come with the PoE adapter. You will need to purchase the proper PoE adapter separately. The PoE adapter goes in the diagonal pads between the Ethernet port and the USB port.
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Yes, I have it running under a mixed environment and it is working well. It is acting as a access point and Macs and PC connect through it.
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I would be very surprised if it worked. Linux kernel drivers don't assume an Ethernet will be connected to GPIO ports. The best way to add a second Ethernet port to a pcDuino would be to connect an USB-Ethernet adapter. Those are widely supported. I found this answer at a forum: "Since pcDuino is a linux OS, we didn't provide Arduino style Ethernet library." Here is a link about using USB-Ethernet adapters: http://learn.linksprite.com/pcduino/showcase/pcduino3-as-software-defined-network-platform-with-more-ethernet-ports/
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Yes, it will work as an AP or a Client. And yes, has a RJ45 on the bottom that is also the POE (power over Ethernet) port.
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I have not tried this configuration, but, this product acts like an ethernet cable using your home power. As long as the units identify themselves to each other, I think it might work.
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I have not used it for such, only using it with a Raspberry Pi which has limited power capabilities from its USB ports. Check the documentation but I believe the total power limit for this device is around 2 amps, so you need to determine the power requirements of the drives. Further, there are only four ports on the device so without further extenders (it's frequently a bad idea to add USB extenders onto to USB extenders, I've heard stories of problems) you're limited to four devices. I do believe there are 8 port powered USB extenders available as well. You might want to investigate one of those. But first determine the total power requirement of your drives. I have not used it for such, only using it with a Raspberry Pi which has limited power capabilities from its USB ports. Check the documentation but I believe the total power limit for this device is around 2 amps, so you need to determine the power requirements of the drives. Further, there are only four ports on the device so without further extenders (it's frequently a bad idea to add USB extenders onto to USB extenders, I've heard stories of problems) you're limited to four devices. I do believe there are 8 port powered USB extenders available as well. You might want to investigate one... » Read More I have not used it for such, only using it with a Raspberry Pi which has limited power capabilities from its USB ports. Check the documentation but I believe the total power limit for this device is around 2 amps, so you need to determine the power requirements of the drives. Further, there are only four ports on the device so without further extenders (it's frequently a bad idea to add USB extenders onto to USB extenders, I've heard stories of problems) you're limited to four devices. I do believe there are 8 port powered USB extenders available as well. You might want to investigate one of those. But first determine the total power requirement of your drives. « Show Less
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I use a POE (Power Over Ethernet) switch. this should work if you have nothing else like it: TP-LINK TL-SF1008P, otherwise you can get a big 24 port switch and have it power more of your office equipment. Not sure on just a regular power supply though.
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i wish i could help but i sold it b4 i can use usb to ethernet device. the wifi was weak so i think usb to ethernet would be an amazing idea and it will improve the device. tell me later what r u going to buy kik eeyeemk
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I haven't tried this but I would be very surprised if it worked this way. I'd put serious money that, no, the ethernet will only work with the primary device. The other 3 USB ports are just a typical USB hub.
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Doesn't look like it will. From the Engenious specs: Active Ethernet: (Power-over-Ethernet) Proprietary PoE Design. They want you to buy their PoE injector.Why not go with Ubiquiti instead? I have several of their products installed and never had a problem or failure - only issue was one of their POE-15 power supplies failed on me.
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Hi ! I use with with my raspberry pi, and works perfectly. Minimum need 2 hdd !