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* Set the hostname you would like this BirdNET-Pi to use to be reached.
* For example, to have multiple BirdNET-Pis on the same network, you might want to give them each a different hostname.
* In this example, the installation will be reachable at "http://birdnetpi1.local", since that is the hostname that is set during this step.


 
* You should also "Enable SSH" and select to "Use password authentication"
* Set the hostname you would like this BirdNET-Pi to use to be reached. For example,
* When you scroll down, you will set the option to "Set username and password."
to have multiple BirdNET-Pis on the same network, you might want to give them each a different
* This example creates a new user called pi.
hostname. In this example, the installation will be reachable at "http://birdnetpi1.local",
since that is the hostname that is set during this step. Keeping this unset (using the default
raspberrypi hostname), the installation will default to being reachable at "http://birdnetpi.local".
You should also "Enable SSH" and select to "Use password authentication"
 


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* When you scroll down, you will set the option to "Set username and password." This example creates
* You will also configure the system's connection to your WiFi by
a new user called birder. You will also configure the system's connection to your WiFi by
entering the network's name (SSID) and the password used to connect to that WiFi.
entering the network's name (SSID) and the password used to connect to that WiFi.


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Revision as of 01:02, 2 March 2023

BirdNET-Pi Lesson

Lesson number Step by step instructions Dropbox Video link Teacher resources
Lesson 2a #Learn how to build a Raspberry Pi Alt text Raspberry Pi Beginner's Guide pdf
Lesson 2b #Learn about the platypus in the Plenty River Platypus release video mp4
Lesson 2c #Installation of Scratch on the Raspberry Pi
Lesson 2d #Introduction to the Scratch programming language Scratch coding script for dog lesson Scratch .sb file

Installation Guide for BirdNET-Pi

  • Insert a microSD card in the computer with the Raspberry Pi Imaging software.
  • The size of the microSD card needs to be 16 GB.
  • Open the Raspberry Pi Imager and click CHOOSE OS to select the operating system for BirdNET-Pi.
  • Click Raspberry Pi OS (other) Other Raspberry Pi OS based images

  • Scroll down the list and select "Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit)"

  • Next, click "CHOOSE STORAGE" to select the SD card the BirdNET-Pi will use

  • Choose the SD card onto which we will write the RaspiOS-Lite (64-bit) operating system

  • Now, click the gear icon in the bottom right to open the "Advanced options" menu

  • Answer Yes - to fill in WiFi details

  • Set the hostname you would like this BirdNET-Pi to use to be reached.
  • For example, to have multiple BirdNET-Pis on the same network, you might want to give them each a different hostname.
  • In this example, the installation will be reachable at "http://birdnetpi1.local", since that is the hostname that is set during this step.
  • You should also "Enable SSH" and select to "Use password authentication"
  • When you scroll down, you will set the option to "Set username and password."
  • This example creates a new user called pi.

  • You will also configure the system's connection to your WiFi by

entering the network's name (SSID) and the password used to connect to that WiFi.

  • Adjust the locale settings for your Time zone and Keyboard layout
  • Finally, you can save the settings and click "WRITE" to write the image to the SD card

  • Select "YES" and enter to allow your host system (the computer you're on now) to write the SD card.

  • Wait while the image is written to the card and the checksums verified

  • The writing and verification process takes approx 5-10 minutes.

  • When the SD card is ready, you'll be notified that is ok to remove it from your computer

  • At this point, you will put the SD card into the Raspberry Pi and will allow it a few minutes to

boot up. After a few minutes, you can move on to the next step.

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