Has anyone had any experience using this with an Arduino or Raspberry Pi? If so, would you mind telling me how you did it or what libraries you used?
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I've used either BLIP_LEDS_SPI_LPD6803 or LPD6803_RGB_Pixels_master library's for the Arduino or a Raspberry Pi with the Falcon Pi Player software with a DMX to SPI Smart Pixel Decoder or E1.31 & ArtNet to SPI Pixel Controller connected to the LED Strip(s)with xLights_Nutcracker to sequence.
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Terrible product imo for the Raspberry Pi 2. The screen comes with no instructions, no driver, and may only be worth something to someone with an expert background in coding. Not to mention....my tft shield came cracked in the shipment while the usb clips were also broken. Lillyput appears to have a pricey, but decent model. Check them out. Good luck!
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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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Try reading this: http://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/building-an-arduino-robot-part-iii-assembling-the-robotIt may be useful.
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There is a keypad library available at Arduino Playground. Also see Brad's *Duino Blog Using 4x4 keypad for more info. Hope that helps.
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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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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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Here's a good tutorial for Raspberry Pi: http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2012/07/stepper-motor-control-in-python/It's pretty easy to generalize that to Arduino or other platforms. A web search for 28BYJ -48 ULN2003 and your controller of choice should turn up other tutorials.Also, I wrote a little tutorial on using it with an Arduino: http://shallowsky.com/arduino/class/stepper.html
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The Arduino nano can use all libraries the Uno can use. It's essentially the same controller. The libraries on the playground website should work without problems. Only for micro controllers like the attiny85 etc. you need specific small libraries for servos etc. I love my nano. You'll need to solder the pins btw.
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I'd go with the Yùn. You can have it host a web page that allows you to control the Arduino's IO. Worse case you can always use it like a basic Arduino. Just make sure you have enough IO for your need.
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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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Hey Andy, sorry you are having trouble. While I'm not sure how old you are, or your abilities... I would highly encourage you to get a book on Arduino or Raspberry Pi projects. The books are made in a decent tutorial format, and would help your style of learning. PS. this camera comes with literally nothing additional, no cable, no instructions, no nothing. There are better cameras out there for the beginner.
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I'm using this with RetroPIE on my Raspberry Pi. Everything works great other than really bad design on the configuration settings in RetroArch (they assume you're using a 360 gamepad. I have no idea what the basis of such a dumb assumption is, but there you have it. It takes a bit of figuring out on the initial setup since you have to mentally remap buttons essentially.)
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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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Yes this works with Raspberry Pi....http://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-11-ds18b20-temperature-sensing/hardware
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I am currently trying to get it to work, the software loads fine but I cannot get the computer to recognize the sensor. I sent an email to the manufacturer, will let you know if I get a response.
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how has your luck been with this remote and the arduino? having issues here retransmitting with the arduino and would prefer not to physically hack the remote