Open PuTTy and enter the settings as below, using the correct COM Port you determined before. Then scroll down to Ports and note the COM port associated with the USB to Serial Adapter. To access Device Manager, click on the Start Orb and enter “Device Manager” in the Search box. Otherwise, you will need to check Windows Device Manager. This may be displayed as a system notification when you connect the USB device. Windows: First, determine the COM Port number. The USB to Serial device will likely be detected at a different address, so try using tab completion (hit the key) after entering /dev/cu.PL2303 Note: If /dev/ttyUSB0 does not work, run dmesg to check where the USB adapter was detected. Linux: At the command line run sudo screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200. Connect to the Raspberry Pi over the serial port. Plug USB connector into your computer's USB port. P01-2 is the pin adjacent to the outside of the board. P01-1 is the pin closest to the Micro-USB Power connector. Connect the USB Serial Cable to the Raspberry Pi Port1 as follows. Connect the Ethernet cable from the Raspberry Pi to the network switch. The label of the card should be facing out, so you can read the words (away from the Raspberry Pi). Please install the following driver (and software) as appropriate for your operating system: This might take as long as 20-25 minutes to finish. Wait for your SD card to be found and then click "OK" when prompted. 
Insert your SD card and click "Continue".Select your downloaded Raspberry Pi Image.If needed, eject and remove the SD card until instructed to insert it by Pi Filler. Make sure your SD card is not inserted in your computer.Click the "Write" button and wait for the process to complete.You can check "My Computer" to find the correct drive letter. Click the "Device" dropdown box to select the Raspberry Pi SD card.Click the folder icon to select the Raspberry Pi image.Start Win32DiskImager from the start menu.Once the download is complete, install Win32DiskImager using the downloaded file.Insert your SD Card into your computer.Do NOT copy & paste, as it will not work! You must use a "helper" application such as Win32DiskImager, PiFiller, or dd. Download an image, such as one from the Raspberry Pi downloads page.Ĭopy image to card.The SD cards that come with the class materials are preloaded, so you can skip this section. If you do not already have an SD card with a Raspberry Pi image on it, you will need to follow these instructions. Computer (PC/Mac/Linux OK, driver installation required).SD Card with Raspberry Pi Image Installed (see below for instructions).Connecting to a Raspberry Pi Prerequisities
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