I'm going to connect to Raspberry Pi via HDMI. Which device will need powered? With what type of supply? Thanks.
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in fact, I'm using it JUST FINE with a 5v power supply. since it works great with 5v, I see no need to over-voltage it with 12v. yes, it will have an onboard dc/dc converter but as I found out, 5v is enough for it. center pin is plus, of course.
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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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Hi Nick,Both devices will require a power supply. The Pi will need a 5V supply capable of outputting 2A, and the LCD board will need a 12V supply capable of outputting ~2A. The LCDs board is a fairly standard connector, most power supplies put out those exact numbers, but make sure you check, because you don't want to under power it. The same goes for the Pi. Good luck!- Jamie
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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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The screen surprisingly needs a large charger, I believe it's the 12.5V or the same one that you use for your laptop works
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It shouldve come with a little power cord also, keep that thing plugged in along with the normal hdmi, it should be on the side of the device, its basically giving the converter power to convert to hdmi,
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Yes, this works fine on my Raspberrry Pi with a resolution up to 1600x1200. I had previously tried to use other adapters like this, but they flicker or don't work at all. I believe this is because of the low powered HDMI signal from the Raspberry PI. This cable adapter is powered with a USB cable & works flawlessly.
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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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Micro USB for power with a wall adapter and a SHORT hdmi cable. I bought another hdmi cable so I could locate it where I wanted, may not be necessary for you though. USB wall charger connection is a bit loose, but functions.
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I'm not sure what you're asking here. The cable not is powered; it simply connects directly from my HDMI device(PS3), to a monitor, both of which are powered themselves.
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Not right out of the box, but you can use an HDMI-to-VGA adapter like this: Generic HDMI Input to VGA Adapter Converter For PC Laptop NoteBook HD DVD (we use this in our school to connect to the older VGA monitors or the VGA projectors), you could build one using the Pi's GPIO board (https://www.raspberrypi.org/gert-vga-adapter/), or you could buy a completed connector for the GPIO via this Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pisupply/gert-vga-666-kit-hardware-vga-for-raspberry-pi
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I did not use the raspberry pi, but I suppose it would if yhu have a compatible monitor the can display 480p DVI or HDMI
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No you do not - simply connect it to the GPIO headers on a raspberry pi. The connector on the bottom is where the unit draws power from.
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Well the best way is tru Hdmi in put direct to your LED TV, But also tru the dvr hdmi input,I use a hdmi to vga adapter it wont degenerate the video too much. Also you can buy hdmi splitter is the best way your USB you can use it to power in your Rikomagic.
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The Belkin device must be powered from a USB port. It can not be powered from an HDMI port. If you have another piece of electronics with a USB port that is near enough to the TV then you could plug the USB cable from the Belkin device in to it. Many cable and satellite boxes have USB ports that would work in this instance.
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No. It gets its power supply from the raspberry itself. No need for external power
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Mine worked with power from HDMI port. I don't believe external power is required.
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I am not familiar with the pi but it looks like the video out would be by standard HDMI cables as used for TVs, assuming your monitor has HDMI input, but get a second opinion.
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Just Add Power do HDIP-2G products that send HDMI as IP packets. Spendy though.
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Does not need external power supply BUT if your HDMI cords are the longer variety it will definitely need externaml power.
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it depends on what input you are using from your "Pi" if you are using HDMI then it's obvious a monitor must be able to use HDMI. If RCA(video) then monitor must be able to view Rica. if this part is OK then Pi should automatically pick up what is available. Hope this helps.