Introduction to Raspberry Pi 3B+ (1)

table of Contents

1 Burning system

step1:

step2:

step3:

step4:

2 Connect the hardware and set

2.1 USB to UART module

2.2 My Computer "Right Click "Device Manager" Port (COM) USB-serial CH340 (com3)

2.3 Open putty settings

2.4 Power on the Raspberry Pi

2.5 Enter account number: pi; password: raspberry

2.6 Set wifi signal

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step2:

step3:

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step5:

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step7:

3 Open SSH and VNC services

3.1 Enter sudo raspi-config in putty

step1:

step2:

step3:

step4:

step5:

step6:

4 Install vnc-viewer software and fileZilla software

4.1 Open​and enter the ip of the Raspberry Pi

4.2 Open the software​


1 Burning system

step1:

Load the SD card into the card reader and format it with a PC

step2:

Use software: balenaEtcher (or Win32DiskImager) burn the image into the SD card.

 

step3:

Modify the configuration file

Open the config.txt file and add a command at the end (because I use the serial device USB-TTL to obtain the IP address)

enable_uart=1

step4:

Insert the SD card into the corresponding position of the Raspberry Pi 3B+.


2 Connect the hardware and set

2.1 USB to UART module

     GND------------GND

     TXD-------------RXD

     RXD------------TXD

2.2 My Computer "Right Click "Device Manager" Port (COM) USB-serial CH340 (com3)

Find the corresponding COM port

2.3 Open putty settings

Select Serial; enter COM3; 115200

2.4 Power on the Raspberry Pi

2.5 Enter account number: pi; password: raspberry

2.6 Set wifi signal

step1:

Import: sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf

(Note: there is a space after nano)

step2:

Enter in the first line: country=CN

Enter wifi information in the last line:

network={

ssid=”Account”

psk="Password"

}

Remarks: You can repeat the above structure to input multiple wifi information

step3:

Then save the configuration: CTRL+O

step4:

Then press Enter: enter

step4:

Finally exit: CTRL+X

step5:

Then restart: sudo reboot

step6:

Wait for the restart: then enter the account and password

step7:

Check the network connection: ifconfig

May wish to test the network: ping baidu.com

This indicates that the network has been successfully connected

Then, CTRL+C to exit the test


open SSH and VNC services

3.1 Enter sudo raspi-config in putty

step1:

Select item 5 and press Enter

step2:

Select ssh and press enter

step3:

Choose yes

step4:

Select the fifth interfacing options again

Select vnc

step5:

Check finish to make the settings take effect

step6:

Enter sudo reboot to restart


4 Install vnc-viewer software and fileZilla software

4.1 Open and enter the ip of the Raspberry Pi

4.2 Open the software

 

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