Does this work with an Arduino Due?
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Yes, it works! Please check the description of this product: http://www.amazon.com/ZITRADES-Ethernet-Development-boardor-Arduino/dp/B00CRX7BI2. It's the same board.
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I'm not 100% sure, as I didn't tested it with a Due board. But you can take a look at the threads below. We can see that Due users were able to work with these W5100 based EtherShield boards with just a few tweaks in code: http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=223308.0 and http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=134560.0. In both cases they didn't need any kind of 3.3V/5V conversion. If you check the EtherShield reference schematic in http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoEthernetShield, you'll see that this shield works with 3.3V (W5100 chip works with 3.3V), but for 5V compatibility it includes its own 3.3V regulator. I'm not 100% sure, as I didn't tested it with a Due board. But you can take a look at the threads below. We can see that Due users were able to work with these W5100 based EtherShield boards with just a few tweaks in code: http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=223308.0 and http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=134560.0. In both cases they didn't need any kind of 3.3V/5V conversion. If you check the EtherShield reference schematic in http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoEthernetShield, you'll see that this shield works with 3.3V (W5100 chip works with 3.3V), but for 5V... » Read More I'm not 100% sure, as I didn't tested it with a Due board. But you can take a look at the threads below. We can see that Due users were able to work with these W5100 based EtherShield boards with just a few tweaks in code: http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=223308.0 and http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=134560.0. In both cases they didn't need any kind of 3.3V/5V conversion. If you check the EtherShield reference schematic in http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoEthernetShield, you'll see that this shield works with 3.3V (W5100 chip works with 3.3V), but for 5V compatibility it includes its own 3.3V regulator. « Show Less
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Yes, it works! Please check the description of this product: ZITRADES Ethernet Shield W5100 Development boardor For Arduino UNO Mega 2560 1280 328 UNR BY ZITRADES It's the same board.
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I would hold off. As someone that works with advanced students (elementary/middle school math teams) the very earliest I would introduce arduino would be 5th or 6th grade
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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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I'm sure it will. It's connected with RF so there's no drivers or anything to install. I connected it to a Raspberry Pi and it worked instantly
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No, you need to use some arduino board. I used Arduino Nano which has several legs for connecting to peripherals. There are some cheap nano boards on ebay if you can wait for shipment from China.
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The quick answer as a fairly new guy to all of this is "I Don't Know", BUT - I have recently been sneaking around Adafruit's website www*adafruit*com and they have one for under $6. The Duemilanove is the 2009 version of an Arduino which isn't an UNO version 3. The Adafruit part claims to work in all of them, so it may help to give it a shot. Again, I'm pretty new at all of this so you might get a better answer elsewhere!
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its a midi controller, it should work with with any program that accepts midi in or midi out
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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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The board is counterfeit of the Arduino Uno. I'm sure it works just as fine though....I hope. I just got mine today.
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I did purchase this sensor pack and found that the documentation is non-existent. That being said most of the sensors are very simply and could be hooked up to Arduino by first identifying the sensor connection mode (digital input, digital output or analog input) Once the `mode' is identified, then any tutorial which uses the same `mode' would be applicable. If you have questions on a specific sensor, then let me know which one and I can take a look to see if I can figure out the specifics.
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Arduino UNO is the electronic board. This kit comes with an Arduino UNO in it, so the answer to your question is basically yes.
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There are a lot of tutorials on Arduino and you also get a small tutorial on the basics. You should be fine with it. This kit is enough to get started. When you know what you want to do just buy the parts you need for that project.
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You should keep it to 5v so as to avoid burning it out. I do not know if you are using it with an Arduino or not, but the Arduino Mega 2560 can power it via its 5v and gnd connections.
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It has a IPEX U.FL connector on the board but it may not be connected to the WiFi radio. Try the arduino.cc message boards. Someone may have tested it.
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The instructions are based upon an Arduino Uno. You could use another board - but with the instructions being regularly incorrect it may make it quite difficult to complete all examples.
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Very similar, but not the same. Google "Arduino products" for a page of the various types.
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No i've only tried it with an Uno, but you should be able to make it work with a Due, sample code can be downloaded near the bottom of this page: "http://www.sainsmart.com/sainsmart-1-8-spi-lcd-module-with-microsd-led-backlight-for-arduino-mega-atmel-atmega.html" and an incredibly helpful tutorial shows the pinout and libraries you need to download here: "http://www.tweaking4all.com/hardware/arduino/sainsmart-arduino-color-display/" This tutorial uses the sample code provided by Sainsmart.