Looks like you found the most expensive part that Jeelabs has - the USB one :) I was more thinking of a regular Jeenode which has a UART (serial) which is hooked to Pi's UART. I think iis about 17eur and has a 433Mhz transceiver so you can send/receive your homeasy signals. You could probably even b...

You can look at the JeeNodes made by Jean-Claude Wippler - http://jeelabs.net/projects/hardware/wiki. Jeenode is basically Atmel controller (same as in Arduino) coupled with the 433/868/915 MHz radio transceiver (RFM12B). He does have an Arduino library for working with the radio, although it uses i...

Hi, Looking at the drivers page for the product you are looking at, it looks like it uses a USB to serial chip (PL-2303) that is supported by Linux kernel and works well with Pi. I use the usb to TTl dongles base don this chip to connect to Pi's serial port and just tried conencting one to the Pi's ...