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Turn the power switch "OFF" then press the "mode" button
- Enable SSH and check that the Circuit Gem is connected to Wi-Fi then log in to the Raspberry Pi Zero using SSH
- Run the command
cd Circuit-Gem
then run the commandsudo ./update.sh
Insert your Circuit Gem SD card into a PC then create a file called wpa_supplicant.conf
using “Notepad++” that contains the text below (insert your own country, ssid and psk)
country=US
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1
network={
ssid="My Network Name"
psk="mypassword"
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
}
- Enable SSH and check that the Circuit Gem is connected to Wi-Fi then log in to the Raspberry Pi Zero using SSH
- Open the file
/lib/systemd/system/cs-hud.service
by running the commandsudo nano /lib/systemd/system/cs-hud.service
then change ‘ExecStart=/home/pi/Circuit-Gem/cs-hud/cs-hud’ to ‘ExecStart=/home/pi/Circuit-Gem/cs-hud/cs-hud -s’ - Press
CTRL
andX
then pressENTER
to save - Run the command
sudo reboot
- Carefully remove the tape from the end of the battery and unfold the tabs so that you can see the solder points
- Carefully unsolder the existing wires
- Carefully solder the new wires
- Carefully reassemble
Soldering the GPIO pins pf the Raspberry Pi can be difficult. The Circuit Gem has a number of labelled test pads that can be used to verify that each pin was soldered correctly. The table below shows the relationship between test pad and Raspberry Pi GPIO pin:
Circuit Gem test pads labelled below
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