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Summary of Contents for CanaKit RASPBERRY PI
- Page 1 ASPBERRY UICK TART UIDE Cana CANAKIT...
- Page 2 ELCOME Congratulations on your purchase from CanaKit and welcome to the exciting world of the Raspberry Pi! To setup your Raspberry Pi, you will typically need the following items: • MicroSD Card loaded with “NOOBS” • HDMI monitor • HDMI cable •...
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Page 3: Support & Resources
You can reach us at: help@canakit.com To learn more about the Raspberry Pi, refer to the Raspberry Pi Foundation Resources page at: www.raspberrypi.org/resources... - Page 4 3. Connect a USB keyboard and mouse to the USB ports. 4. Connect a HDMI monitor or TV to the Raspberry Pi using a HDMI cable. Ensure your monitor or TV is turned on and that you have selected the correct input.
- Page 5 6. Once all connections have been made, it is now time to connect the MicroUSB Power Supply to the board. When the power is connected, the Raspberry Pi will start to boot and you should be presented with the following menu. If the Raspberry Pi detected an active wired Internet connection, the list will include additional choices of Operating Systems to install.
- Page 6 If you wish to automatically boot to the GUI (Graphical User Interface) desktop, use the “Enable Boot to Desktop/Scratch” option. Note that if you do not enable boot to desktop, the raspberry pi will boot to the command line prompt.
- Page 7 “startx” and press the Enter key. HUTTING OWN THE ASPBERRY The Raspberry Pi must be shutdown properly so that the MicroSD card File System is not corrupted. To do so, type the following at a Raspbian command line prompt: sudo shutdown -h now If you are in the graphical desktop, you can simply click “Menu”...
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Page 8: Wifi Configuration
ASPBIAN ONFIGURATION If you have a Raspberry Pi compatible WiFi adapter, such as the CanaKit WiFi Adapter, the easiest way to configure it is through the graphical desktop interface. To do so, use the WiFi Configuration tool available under the Preferences menu. - Page 9 Click on the “Scan” button and new window will open. On this new windows, you can click “Scan” to update the list of available wireless networks. Find your desired wireless network and double click it. A new window will open that will allow you to enter your network settings. Enter your wireless network password in the “PSK”...
- Page 10 Click “Close” to close the “San results” window showing the list of available networks. You should now see a successful connection shown on the original WiFi Configuration window.
- Page 11 © 2015 Cana Kit Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
- Page 12 © 2015 Cana Kit Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. CanaKit is a registered trademark of Cana Kit Corporation. This manual is copyright of Cana Kit Corporation. No part of this manual may be sold, licensed, transferred, copied or reproduced in whole or in part in any manner or form in or on any media without the prior written consent of Cana Kit Corporation.
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what is default password
The default username and password for Raspberry Pi have traditionally been pi/raspberry. However, the provided context does not explicitly confirm whether this applies specifically to CanaKit Raspberry Pi.
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