Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi Model B +) No monitor and wireless card get started Guide

Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi Model B +) No monitor and wireless card get started Guide

Recently bought a Raspberry Pi board (Raspberry Pi Model B +) used for learning, only bought a block of bare board no monitor and network card (now feel that there is absolutely no need to buy a monitor), in the setting up the environment encountered some problems, Now a summary of the problems encountered in building the Raspberry PI environment.

now I know there are four ways to connect to the Raspberry Pi. Serial terminal Operation , LAN , PC Direct connect and mobile USB network sharing , the following 3 methods are ssh to the Raspberry Pi (installed vnc-server can also use VNC view graphical interface and Control Raspberry Pi).

Note that if it is a B + version of the Raspberry Pi, the original version of the system is not able to run,(this pit me for a long time). Must download the latest system for B +, the following is the official Website system image download page: http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/(RASPBIAN Debian Wheezy)

1, serial connection Raspberry Pi
This is the same way we embedded the board, but requires a USB-to-TTL module. This module can be bought on the internet and a few dollars cheaper.

The following is a Raspberry Pi B + version of Gpio PIN definition:


USB to TTL used to 4 pins for 3.3V, GND, TXD, RXD (note official online said must use 3.3V)
The pin used for Raspberry Pi is 1 (3.3V), (GND), (TXD), and (RXD).

Connection condition: usb to ttl Raspberry Pi

3.3--------3.3 gnd-------- gnd TXD-------- RXD RXD -------- TXD when connected, open SECURECRT.
Create a new serial connection with baud rate set to 115200, 8 Data bits, no Parity, 1 stop bit.

Open the created connection, and then send power to the Raspberry Pi to see the output information of the Raspberry Pi boot.
The default account is:pi Password:Raspberry

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about the following methods are all through SSH landed on the Raspberry Pi , so we just have to know the Raspberry Pi's IP address .
Note that the IP address of the computer or phone must be in the same network segment as the Raspberry Pi's IP address
Locate the IP address and use the Xshell software to log in to the Raspberry Pi. The
Login command is:   SSH  [email protected] The IP address of the Raspberry Pi: $
Password:         raspberry
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2, LAN Access Raspberry Pi
The home must have a local area network, and the Raspberry Pi is plugged into the router via a network cable.
Enter 192.168.1.1 on the phone or Computer browser (must also be connected to the LAN). You can find the IP address of the Raspberry Pi.
such as:
3, PC Direct connection
Connect directly with the network port of the Raspberry Pi with the Ethernet port of the network cable computer.
After connecting, use the IP address scanning software on your computer to scan the IP address of the current LAN online (I use ipscan) to find the IP address of the Raspberry Pi.
This way, if the PC is connected to a wireless network, it can also share the network to the local connection, so the Raspberry Pi will be able to surf the internet as well. The specific method is to right-click the wireless network connection, tap the Share tab, share the network to the local connection.

4, mobile phone USB sharing network
This way even if the feeling is no use, after all, mobile phone operation is really inconvenient.
The hardware connection is to use the data cable to connect the phone and the Raspberry Pi Connector, the data line USB port to the Raspberry Pi USB port.

Click USB shared network for more wireless connections, such as network sharing, on the phone's settings.

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Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi Model B +) No monitor and wireless card get started Guide