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Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ DIY Desktop Computer
Setup and Quick Start Guide
Your kit is a full‐powered computer that will be your starting point to learn to code, create camera, sensor and
other projects. You can even install a full website development platform to learn the basics of website design.
As you explore and learn, you can add a night vision camera, weather sensor, motion detectors and many
other peripherals. The case included in your kit has been designed to support a solid‐state drive (SSD) if you
would like to add additional storage.
Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation
LuluPepper Media / PepperTech Digital is not affiliated with the Raspberry Pi Foundation
©2019 LuluPepper Media LLC dba PepperTech Digital
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- Page 1 Technology – Built by You Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ DIY Desktop Computer Setup and Quick Start Guide Your kit is a full‐powered computer that will be your starting point to learn to code, create camera, sensor and other projects. You can even install a full website development platform to learn the basics of website design. As you explore and learn, you can add a night vision camera, weather sensor, motion detectors and many other peripherals. The case included in your kit has been designed to support a solid‐state drive (SSD) if you would like to add additional storage. Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation LuluPepper Media / PepperTech Digital is not affiliated with the Raspberry Pi Foundation ©2019 LuluPepper Media LLC dba PepperTech Digital...
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Page 2: What's In The Box
What’s in the Box Kit Components Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ DIY Case Kit Raspberry Pi Keyboard Raspberry Pi Mouse Note: All components are individually replaceable. Please contact us through Amazon for a replacement. Raspberry Pi Power 32 GB SD Card with HDMI Cable LuluPepper Media LLC Supply Raspbian Operating System DIY Case Kit Components DIY Case ... - Page 3 Get to Know the Raspberry Pi What’s on the Motherboard Key Features Powerful 64‐bit quad‐core CPU 4 USB 2.0 ports for connectivity to other peripherals 1GB LPDDR2 SDRAM Full‐size HDMI and 1080p video output 2.4GHz and 5GHz IEEE 802.11.b/g/n/ac wireless Gigabit Ethernet port (300Mbps throughput) LAN, Bluetooth 4.2, BLE Your kit supports adding HD or SSD devices for Gigabit Ethernet over USB 2.0 (maximum additional file storage throughput 300 Mbps) Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation LuluPepper Media / PepperTech Digital is not affiliated with the Raspberry Pi Foundation ©2019 LuluPepper Media LLC dba PepperTech Digital...
- Page 4 Build Your Computer ONE Mount Heatsink on Raspberry Pi Computer Remove the protective film from the back (adhesive side) of the heat sink. Mount the heat sink on the Raspberry Pi CPU/SoC chip. TWO Insert the SD Card Insert the SD card into the SD card slot on the back of the Raspberry Pi computer. ...
- Page 5 Build Your Computer FIVE Mount the Power Controller Circuit Board Mount the power controller board onto the Raspberry Pi using the 40‐pin GPIO. Make sure that SIX the GPIO pins correctly align with Snap Case Lid into Place the connector on the power Align the case lid so that power controller board and the Micro button is directly over the switch USB port aligns with the “PWR” on the power controller board. case cutout. Note that the power button should opposite the USB and Use the four small screws to network ports. secure the power controller to the Raspberry Pi. Push down gently until you hear the lid snap into place. ...
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Page 6: First Power Up
First Power Up Power on and Update Software ONE Connect to your wireless Click on the wireless icon to connect to your wireless network If you have a wired network, TWO you may also connect your computer with a network Update your system cable. software Open the terminal window and enter two commands to update your system. First: sudo apt update <enter> Once the upgrade is complete, type: sudo apt upgrade <enter> ...