Will this work with RaspBMC? Does it power down and on the Raspberry Pi?
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With OpenELEC this controller worked, but only to functions mapped, any functionality that I wanted that wasn't mapped I have to configure myself. I only use this controller as a fall back if an individual's TV isn't HDMI-CEC compatible. My advise always leverage HDMI-CEC first.
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I have not used it with a Raspberry but I have used it on a tablet and it worked fine.
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I personally have not tried with a RaspberryPi, but since you are writing/reading through GPIOs, I don't think there's much of a difference. Refer to the materials online to ensure you are connecting things correctly and supply the correct voltages and you should be good to go!
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Yes, Raspberry Pi will run with this as it supports linux, however it may require more voltage than the minimum 5v so beware of that
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It all depends on what kind of load your putting on the raspberry pi, also depends if you overclocked it or not... on idle I can't see it lasting more than a day. The powerbank is meant for giving your device that extra push, not as a main power source.
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I can say 100% now (hopefully) this helps you. IT DOES work with the pi ... I do give credit for one thing to another reviewer of this cable .. FOR THE PI ... you have to hook up the yellow and plugs backwards (red on cable goes to yellow on component (say the TV) ... and the Yellow cable goes to the red connector on the tv) ... IF YOU hook everything up as normal (yellow to yellow and red to red ... noting that the white DOES goes to white in either case) ... you will not get a signal and not be sure (cable?... is the pi getting enough power?...etc) what is wrong... just do this switch and the picture is fine (though on my tv the text is way too small .. .but thats a setting in Raspiben I need to adjust)
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Hi Works fine on htpc but you have to switch unit on manually first. I havnt tried it on PC but would think it will work the same way.
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I'm not sure how much power it draws, but I do know that drivers may be an issue as these will not work with Linux without a fair bit of work. So the TV may not transmit poperly. if my TV has a USB input I may try it out and let you know.
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In the world of XMBC distributions operating on Raspberry Pi the concept of plug play exists only if the XMBC distribution already has install the kernel module and software to support the device. On OpenELEC the Sanoxy controller works. At least on version I have used (running XBMC 12, 13, & 14).
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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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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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Your raspberry pi will need a separate power supply from this monitor. I found avideo that showed them using a 9 V direct power supply and that seems to do the trick for me.
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No, this is for use with a laptop. It does work with a Raspberry Pi though!
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Yes. It does work like a regular HDMI video. However, you will need to install drivers. Also, the touch screen does work but the interconnections are not that clear... According to others.."unfortunately raspberry pi uses an odd arm architecture which isn't supported very well by debian (because binaries are built without the floating unit support). The images provided by Raspbian (they also provide a pared down version of wheezy without all the extra junk shipped by Raspbian) will work" Also look at Olimex ... https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/A20/A20-OLinuXIno-LIME2/open-source-hardware Yes. It does work like a regular HDMI video. However, you will need to install drivers. Also, the touch screen does work but the interconnections are not that clear... According to others.."unfortunately raspberry pi uses an odd arm architecture which isn't supported very well by debian (because binaries are built without the floating unit support). The images provided by Raspbian (they also provide a pared down version of wheezy without all the extra junk shipped by Raspbian) will work" Also look at Olimex ...... » Read More Yes. It does work like a regular HDMI video. However, you will need to install drivers. Also, the touch screen does work but the interconnections are not that clear... According to others.."unfortunately raspberry pi uses an odd arm architecture which isn't supported very well by debian (because binaries are built without the floating unit support). The images provided by Raspbian (they also provide a pared down version of wheezy without all the extra junk shipped by Raspbian) will work" Also look at Olimex ... https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/A20/A20-OLinuXIno-LIME2/open-source-hardware « Show Less
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Works fine for my raspberry pi running raspbian. I don't see why it would be any different for anything else.
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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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Sorry I only use this board in an HTPC running XBMC (Linux OS) but it works flawlessly for video.
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I have 2 of these. One is loaded with Windows 7 Pro and the other is loaded with OPENELEC to run a clean XBMC. Both work great, no issues.