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'''RGB-Pi SCART installation instructions'''
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|1. Connect the cable to the GPIO. The cable must be facing to the outside of the Raspberry Pi
 
|1. Connect the cable to the GPIO. The cable must be facing to the outside of the Raspberry Pi
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|2. Download the latest version of the RGB-Pi OS from rgb-pi.com
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|2. We recommend the use of [https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F254282109713 this power supply ]as the only one with RGB-Pi approval to avoid  undervoltages and slowdowns because supply 5.25v, If you are from UE, need one plug converter too.
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|3. Grab any 8GB or greater MicroSD card (all content will be deleted)
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|3. That's all! For instructions on how to install RGB-Pi OS, please visit [[OS_Installation|OS Installation]]
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|4. Download Etcher from etcher.io to write the image to the SD
 
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|5. Burn the image '''WITHOUT DECOMPRESSING''' to the SD card and perform a '''SAFE EXTRACTION'''
 
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|6. You can now plug the SD into the Raspberry Pi, connect to the TV, and power on.
 
 
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Revision as of 10:29, 16 October 2020

Steps

1. Connect the cable to the GPIO. The cable must be facing to the outside of the Raspberry Pi

Cable.jpg

2. We recommend the use of this power supply as the only one with RGB-Pi approval to avoid undervoltages and slowdowns because supply 5.25v, If you are from UE, need one plug converter too.

Psu2.png

3. That's all! For instructions on how to install RGB-Pi OS, please visit OS Installation