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== But I Want To Connect A Keyboard/Mouse/Monitor == | == But I Want To Connect A Keyboard/Mouse/Monitor == | ||
Version du 22 janvier 2018 à 03:50
Crédit: AdaFruit Industries www.adafruit.com
This guide shows how to bring up a Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero W without needing to attach a keyboard/mouse/monitor. Basic settings will be configured by editing text files directly on the SD card using an editor on your main PC prior to first boot.
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In this guide the term "Pi Zero" will be used for both the Zero and the Zero W. |
Suggested Items
If you need to troubleshoot for any reason, this item is your best friend. For $10, it makes working with a headless Pi Zero so much easier. It's also included with a lot of the kits.
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This is a slightly fancier option specifically made for the Pi. It has the convenience of allowing you to use a standard micro USB cable. It was mainly designed for attaching to male headers, so if you've soldered on something different you'll have to find some way to jumper it.
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Adafruit PiUART - USB Console and Power Add-on for Raspberry Pi |
Of course you'll also need an SD card for the operating system, a Pi Zero (plus WiFi adapter) or Zero W, and some form of header pins to access the GPIO.
But I Want To Connect A Keyboard/Mouse/Monitor
That's fine but not covered in this guide. Troubleshooting HDMI issues, configuring display settings, and dealing with possible HDMI and/or USB cable and/or power problems are worth a separate guide.
Source: Raspberry Pi Zero Headless Quick Start
Tutoriel créé par Carter Nelson pour AdaFruit Industries. Tutorial created by Carter Nelson for AdaFruit Industries.
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