The fastest way to start with the Raspberry Pi! You like to start with the Raspberry Pi and get creative? But at the moment it seems to technical, difficult or time consuming? What you will learn in the Raspberry Pi video course for beginners? Raspberry Pi Basics Learn what you can do after the first start of the Raspberry Pi operating system. Software based Projects Get inspiration for your first easy software project for your everyday life. Hardware based Projects Learn what else is possible with modules and sensors for this small computer. Home Automation Get a hands-on example of how you can easily automate your home. What you will learn from this course 25 video lessons waiting for you in the complete course: Lesson 1: What is a Raspberry PI? Lesson 2: What exciting projects already exist? Lesson 3: Which models are available and which one is right for me? Lesson 4: Where can I buy a Raspberry Pi + accessories? Lesson 5: Technical data and interfaces of the Raspberry PI Lesson 6: What can I do with a Raspberry Pi after the first start? Lesson 7: Downloading the operating system from the Internet Lesson 8: Installing the operating system on the microSD card (PC+Mac) Lesson 9: Installing the operating system with NOOBS Lesson 10: Using a monitor to setup the Raspberry Pi Lesson 11: Setup the Raspberry Pi without a monitor (headless installation) Lesson 12: microSD backup & image recovery Lesson 13: Delete the microSD card (Mac + PC) Lesson 14: Which projects are software-based possible? Lesson 15: Software Project: PI-Hole network-wide advertising blocker Lesson 16: Software Project: Homebridge (example: lamp control) Lesson 17: Software Project: Webmin for system administration Lesson 18: Software Project: RetroPi (Game Console) + Kodi (Media Center) Lesson 19: Which sensors can I connect to the Raspberry Pi? Lesson 20: Hardware Project: camera module Lesson 21: Hardware Project: Soil Moisture Module Lesson 22: Hardware Project: Light Sensitivity Module Lesson 23: Hardware Project: Laser Beam Module Lesson 24: Introduction to programming with Scratch Lesson 25: Introduction to programming with Thonny (Python)

1. Intro
to
Raspberry
Pi
A
Southwest
Florida
Hackerspace
Workshop
Presented
by:
Russell
Benzing
&
Eric
Schiffli
Raspberry Pi Course for Beginners
Step-by-Step to your first Raspberry Pi Project - compatible with
Raspberry Pi 4, 3, 2 and Zero models
Click here----

2. WHY ARE YOU HERE?
§ Enjoy
“Enkering”
with
technology.
§ Do
not
mind
wriEng
a
liJle
bit
of
code.
§ Have
experience
in
Linux,
Robots,
Sensors,
etc.
§ Recently
announced
you
have
an
addicEon
to
raspberry
pie.
YOU:

3. WHAT WILL I LEARN?
§ What
a
Raspberry
Pi
is
and
does.
§ How
to
setup
the
Pi
for
the
first
Eme.
§ Basic
Commands
and
FamiliarizaEon.
§ Setup
your
first
sensor
and
LED.
§ Pi
Resources
&
Tutorials

4. WHAT IS A RASPBERRY PI?
A
low
cost,
credit-­‐card
sized
computer
GPIO
40
Pin
4
USB
Ports
RJ45
Ethernet
3.5mm
Audio
Pi
camera
LCD
Display
HDMI
Power

5. THE HISTORY OF PI
§ Early
concepts
started
in
2006.
§ Based
on
Atmel
ATmega644.
§ Officially
launched
in
2012.
§ Inspired
by
Acorn’s
BBC
Micro
from
1981.
§ Original
concept
was
to
inspire
and
educate
children
in
computers.

6. GETTING STARTED -
REQUIREMENTS
1. Raspberry
Pi
B+
or
newer.
2. USB
wifi
adapter.
3. Keyboard
and/or
mouse.
4. Laptop
or
HDMI
display
monitor.
5. SD
Card
(8
GB+
recommended).
6. SD
Card
Reader.

7. 1.
Download
NOOBS
–
visit
“www.raspberrypi.org”
clicking
on
downloads.
2.
Download
SD
FormaJer
–
visit
“www.sdcard.org”
clicking
on
downloads.
GETTING STARTED -
DOWNLOAD

8. GETTING STARTED -
EXTRACT
&
COPY
1. Format
your
SD
Card
using
the
SD
FormaJer
–
More
instrucEons
found
online.
2. Extract
NOOBS
to
a
folder
and
drag
and
drop
onto
your
newly
formaJed
SD
Card.

9. GETTING STARTED -
BOOTUP
&
INSTALL
1. Once
your
Raspberry
Pi
is
powered
and
booEng
up
it
will
ask
you
to
install
an
OperaEng
System.
2. Check
the
box
for
Raspbian
and
click
Install.
This
can
take
quite
a
bit
of
Eme.

10. GETTING STARTED -
CONFIGURATION
1. When
booEng
up
for
the
first
Eme
you
will
get
the
blue
“raspi-­‐config”
screen.
Here
you
can
configure
your
Pi
with
language
and
keyboard
seongs
for
your
desired
region
of
the
world.
Use
tab
and
arrow
keys
to
browse.
2. Once
configured
to
your
liking
go
to
<Finish>
and
hit
enter.
This
will
take
you
to
the
command
prompt
where
you
will
need
to
type
in
“startx”
to
start
up
the
GUI
(Graphical
User
Interface)

11. BASIC PI COMMAND LINE - 1
rasp-­‐config
Change
your
pi
configuraEon
seongs.
startx
Start
the
GUI
(Graphical
User
Interface)
ifconfig
Get
the
details
of
your
Ethernet
or
wireless
network
adapter.
rpi-­‐update
Updates
your
Raspberry
Pi
firmware.
lsusb
Shows
a
list
of
usb
devices.
apt-­‐get
update
&
apt-­‐get
upgrade
Update
or
upgrade
your
pi
sorware
Useful
commands
to
run
from
a
terminal
or
command
line.
ssh
Connect
your
pi
to
other
computers.
sudo
Run
commands
as
super
user.
shutdown
This
will
shutdown
your
pi.
nano
This
is
your
text
editor
for
changing
or
adding
files.
Save,
edit,
create.
cat
Read
out
files
at
the
command
line.
passwd
Change
your
user
password.

12. BASIC PI COMMAND LINE - 2
ls
List
out
the
current
directory
files.
cd
Go
to
directory
or
folder.
find
Searches
whole
system
for
files
or
directories.
clear
Clears
the
terminal
screen.
mv
Move
files
or
folders.
rm
&
rmdir
Remove
files
and
remove
directories.
Useful
commands
to
run
from
a
terminal
or
command
line.
touch
Create
a
blank
file.
mkdir
Create
a
directory.
ping
Test
connecEvity
between
two
devices.
df
-­‐h
Shows
disk
space.
iwconfig
Wireless
configuraEon
tool.
cp
Copy
files
and
folders.

13. ADDING OTHER FEATURES
WIFI
ConfiguraEon
(GUI)
1.
Launch
“Wifi
Config”
from
the
desktop.
2.
Click
“Scan”
3.
Double
click
your
desired
network.
4.
In
“PSK”
field
enter
your
wifi
password.
5.
When
done
click
“Add”
and
it
will
connect.
SSH
ConfiguraEon
(command
line)
1.
Run
“sudo
apt-­‐get
install
ssh”
in
command
line.
2.
Run
“sudo
/etc/init.d/ssh/
start”
to
start
ssh.
3.
To
have
SSH
start
always
at
boot,
run:
“sudo
update-­‐rc.d
ssh
defaults”
4.
Now
reboot:
“sudo
reboot”
5.
You
should
now
be
able
to
connect
SSH
to
your
pi
via
the
IP
Address
using
PuTTy
or
similar
SSH
client.

14. CONGRATULATIONS!
Take
this
Eme
to
celebrate
and
enjoy
some
Pi
before
we
go
to
the
next
level.
Your
on
your
way
to
being
a
Pi
guru.
What’s
Next?