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# Set up Raspberry Pi

**What we need:** 

* SD card 8 - 16Gb or more than this.
* Raspberry Pi OS: download link <https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/>
* Etcher program for the burn SD card.

**Installation steps**&#x20;

* Input SD card to your computer and use for  matter program to format SD card

![](/files/-MDJoxbNAUZq-W0dYNuG)

* Open Etcher program and burn the SD card (take a bit long)&#x20;

![](/files/-MDJpalbRr-jgvAf_bSh)

![](/files/-MDJpdlj5s_Va0Kdgtwb)

* After flashing is finished just take off the SD card and insert it into Raspberry Pi. Then connect Raspberry Pi to monitor and turn on the Raspberry Pi. After that, you can use the Raspberry Pi.

### **Note:**

If you want to use Putty program to remote Raspberry Pi you need to connect your Raspberry Pi with Wi-Fi first and then find your Raspberry Pi's IP. You need to follow the step below to remote your Raspberry Pi through Putty:

1. Set up your Raspberry Pi with monitor, mouse, and keyboard

<div align="center"><img src="/files/-MDSqOyNkPMV1cVwZLSi" alt=""></div>

<div align="center"><img src="/files/-MDSqW3Bq15iy9A0YySz" alt=""></div>

2\. Connect WiFi and open SSH.

![](/files/-MDSqoWjQKISsx5vmc5Y)

![Open Raspberry Pi configuration](/files/-MDSqtcDyI20mb0CHMQI)

![Change to Enable on SSH and Serial console.](/files/-MDSrA64wNF2Or-ewbhH)

![Command " hostname -I " to check your Raspberry Pi's IP](/files/-MDSrLEOGDP_0vOlG7xJ)

3\. Open Putty Program ( you can download it from the internet) and put the IP address of your Raspberry Pi and Port number (Port number normally is 22). ***Note: you need to connect both computers and Raspberry Pi with the same network.***

![Ex: my Raspberry Pi's IP is 192.168.43.203 and Port is 22](/files/-MDSsF3lE35_pA7gWg-o)

&#x20;            After that just click open and you will get like this

![](/files/-MDSsj57w_0R5gkRtiqe)

&#x20;      You need to put the User name and Password:&#x20;

&#x20;             **Login as: pi**

&#x20;                                     **Password: raspberry**&#x20;

![](/files/-MDStIq6YmU1jX9tf8i6)

After put username and password you will get as above, so it times for you to enjoy with Raspberry Pi through Putty.

### **The next step is to install node-red, see you on the next page.**


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