Is it compatible with raspberry pi screens?
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If the question you are asking is "Will an HDMI monitor that works OK with a Raspberry Pi also work with the Beaglebone Black", then the answer is definitely "Yes.". If you're asking something else then I'ld need you to clarify what you mean by "raspberry pi screens". The rpi doesn't have a native screen, however it can take a custom LCD shield, and you can plug in either an HDMI monitor or a composite video display.
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I doubt it. The drivers and pin outs are very unique relative to the rasPi. BBB has it's own screens and even and hdmi out on it
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Yes I am using it with a Raspberry Pi and HomeGenie. Surprisingly easy to get working if you download the HomeGenie sd card image
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I had it working with a Raspberry Pi for 3 days before it stopped working. Was great while it worked.
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This device is not RasPi specific. Pretty much anything which supports USB touchscreen input and outputs video at a supported resolution via HDMI, VGA, or composite output has a pretty fair shot at working. However - SainSmart docs seem to be non-existent, so if you aren't already pretty comfortable with electronics this monitor might not be your best choice. There are others on Amazon that are already assembled and good to go, and while a little more expensive, they are also less "painful".
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I don't see why it would not work. I would guess that it is compatible with ubuntu.
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I got the ASUS monitor to work with my Raspberry Pi B+. It was a little disarming the monitor did NOT have a hdmi jack on it. I had to get an adapter for the monitor to accept the hdmi cable. Once I got the adapter the monitor worked fine.
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I had it working on Rasbian with RetroPie installed. The device stopped working all together on any machine after 3 days though.
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I have used this converter for quite a number of different combinations (though not with Raspberry Pi) - old and new computer DVI output sources to old and new HDMI devices, and new HDMI devices outputs to old DVI TV/monitors. Everything works perfectly fine.
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It can, but the Raspberry Pi itself can not offer a reliable source of power for the monitor.So, you will need to connect the USB to either a self-powered USB hub or just a standard USB charger.I just hooked it up to my Raspberry Pi home theater system to test, so you can see for yourself;http://i.imgur.com/CiC708y.jpg
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I have a Raspberry Pi, but have not tried the cable to a DVI port on a monitor. It should work, because I am using this cable from my HP laptops HDMI port to the DVI port on my monitor.
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Yes, works great, no extra drivers req if you are using the stock image of pi.
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The picture shows an LCD driver board not a Raspberry Pi. The driver board will connect directly to the Pi through either an HDMI cable or a composite video cable. I currently use the HDMI input with my Pi.
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Well in not owning a Paspberry Pi I can't answer definitively. But seeing as how it's pretty much a very small computer I would hazard to say that as long as you're able to get the drivers for the the USB receiver on whatever OS you use on the Paspberry Pi you should be good.
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It works just like a normal screen. But you will need the pimary screen to setup it up
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The screen can actually work off of a 5v 2a power supply. I have digital photo frame I have made with these and a pi, and I have both of them running off of the same 5v 2a power supply (with some custom wiring)
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Yes, I would say so. We are using the MIMO display under linux, but have done a little testing under Windows, and they work fine there. This is a small, convenient little screen.