Arduino PlugIn in Raspberry

[ferran]

Hi there. Can Arduino PlugIn be installed on RPi ?.
For Windows, some files have to be installed in a specific folder, in RPi, where are these files installed?

Thanks.

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[ferran]

I have little experience in this ...

I installed Arduino successfully on HS Windows, but with RPi I can't.
I have followed installation steps.
I have uploaded Sketch for board 1 to Arduino.
When I connect Arduino to RPi USB port I have an IP connection option, I expect to have the option to connect to a COM port.


Can I get to connect somehow?
Am I wasting my time because it is not possible?

I appreciate help, for better or for worse ...

[randy]

The plug-in is designed for IP connections. It does not support serial connections.

[ferran]

Thanks for answering.

If in RPI it connects through IP, how do I have to do it ?, an Ethernet Shield in Arduino ?.

[enigmatheatre]

Thanks for answering.

If in RPI it connects through IP, how do I have to do it ?, an Ethernet Shield in Arduino ?.

Yes, you will need an Ethernet Shield or you can load the Beta version and use the NodeMCU boards for a WIFI based connection if that would help.

[ferran]

Got it!