Part 1: Setting Up Your Raspberry Pi
by Mike Cook, Sean McManus
Raspberry Pi For Dummies, 3rd Edition
- Cover
- Cover
- Introduction
- Part 1: Setting Up Your Raspberry Pi
- Chapter 1: Introducing the Raspberry Pi
- Chapter 2: Downloading the Operating System
- Chapter 3: Connecting Your Raspberry Pi
- Inserting the SD Card
- Connecting the Raspberry Pi Camera Module
- Preparing Your Pi Zero or Zero W
- Connecting a Monitor or TV
- Connecting a USB Hub
- Connecting a Keyboard and Mouse
- Connecting Audio
- Connecting to Your Router
- Connecting the Power and Turning on the Raspberry Pi
- Logging In
- Configuring Your Raspberry Pi in Raspbian
- Configuring Your Wi-Fi
- Configuring Bluetooth Devices
- Testing the Camera Module
- Setting Up the Data Partition
- Taking Your Next Steps with the Raspberry Pi
- Part 2: Getting Started with Linux
- Chapter 4: Using the Desktop Environment
- Navigating the Desktop Environment
- Using the Task Manager
- Using File Manager
- Browsing the Web
- Sending and Receiving Email with Claws Mail
- Using the Image Viewer
- Using the Text Editor
- Customizing the Desktop
- Finding and Installing New Applications
- Backing Up Your Data
- Logging Out from PIXEL and Shutting Down
- Chapter 5: Using the Linux Shell
- Understanding the Prompt
- Exploring Your Linux System
- Understanding the Long Listing Format and Permissions
- Slowing Down the Listing and Reading Files with the Less Command
- Speeding Up Entering Commands
- Using Redirection to Create Files
- Creating Directories
- Deleting Files
- Using Wildcards to Select Multiple Files
- Removing Directories
- Copying and Renaming Files
- Installing and Managing Software on Your Raspberry Pi
- Managing User Accounts on Your Raspberry Pi
- Learning More about Linux Commands
- Customizing the Shell with Your Own Linux Commands
- Shutting Down and Rebooting Your Raspberry Pi
- Chapter 4: Using the Desktop Environment
- Part 3: Using the Raspberry Pi for Both Work and Play
- Part 4: Programming the Raspberry Pi
- Chapter 9: Introducing Programming with Scratch
- Chapter 10: Programming an Arcade Game Using Scratch
- Starting a New Scratch Project and Deleting Sprites
- Changing the Background
- Adding Sprites to Your Game
- Drawing Sprites in Scratch
- Naming Your Sprites
- Controlling When Scripts Run
- Using Random Numbers
- Detecting When a Sprite Hits Another Sprite
- Introducing Variables
- Making Sprites Move Automatically
- Fixing the Final Bug
- Adding Scripts to the Stage
- Duplicating Sprites
- Playing Your Game
- Adapting the Game’s Speed
- Taking It Further with Scratch
- Chapter 11: Writing Programs in Python
- Chapter 12: Creating a Game with Python and Pygame Zero
- Chapter 13: Programming Minecraft with Python
- Chapter 14: Making Music with Sonic Pi
- Understanding the Sonic Pi Screen Layout
- Playing Your First Notes
- Using Note and Chord Names
- Writing Shorter Programs
- Composing Random Tunes Using Shuffle
- Changing the Random Number Seed
- Using List Names in Your Programs
- Playing Random Notes
- Experimenting with Live Loops
- Using Samples
- Adding Special Effects
- Synchronizing with Your Drumbeat
- Bringing It All Together
- Next Steps with Sonic Pi
- Part 5: Exploring Electronics with the Raspberry Pi
- Part 6: The Part of Tens
- Appendix A: Troubleshooting and Configuring the Raspberry Pi
- About the Authors
- Advertisement Page
- Connect with Dummies
- End User License Agreement
Part 1
Setting Up Your Raspberry Pi
IN THIS PART …
Get to know the Raspberry Pi and what other equipment you will need to be able to use it.
Download the Linux operating system and prepare an SD or MicroSD card for use on your Raspberry Pi.
Connect your Raspberry Pi to the power, USB hub, keyboard, mouse, and screen.
Install and test the Raspberry Pi Camera Module.
Change the settings on your Raspberry Pi.
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