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Introduction
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Configuration of Raspberry Pi
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- Step 1: Download the Raspberry Pi Imager
Download link: https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/

- Step 2: Insert the sim card into the adapter and plug it into the computer.



- Step 3: Choose Raspberry Pi OS Lite(64-bit) as the Operating System.

- Step 4: Choose storage space
(If nothing is available it’s because the sim wasn’t recognized. Unplug it and insert again.)

- Step 5: Advanced Options
Click the gear icon at the right bottom of the interface.

- Step 5.1 Set username and password Here we set the username and password of the Raspberry Pi. They will be used in later steps so remember to take notes of them lest you forget. - Step 5.2 Configure wireless LAN

This is where you specify the WIFI that is going to be connected to Raspberry Pi. These specifications can be altered later.
(Note that you must choose the Wireless LAN country to be the country you are currently in.)
- Step 5.3 Set locale settings

Choose the right time zone and set the Keyboard layout as “us”.
- Step 6: Once the above steps are finished, click “write” on the right of the interface.


The writing and verification process takes a few minutes.
- Step 7:
Unplug the adapter, pull out the sim card and gently place it into the Raspberry Pi board;
Then connect the keyboard and monitor to the Raspberry Pi;
Turn on the monitor and then plug in the power cable.
When the starting process is over, you will be able to see the interface shown below:
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Now the Raspberry Pi computer is ready to use!
Reading Data from MPPT
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The first thing to do is using crontab
The password of Raspberry Pi has been changed to techschool.
In this section, we'll go through the procedure of reading data from MPPT.