<p class="grey margin-top">Get your device ready</p>
<h3 class="uppercase">Try Out</h3><hr>
<p class="grey margin-top">Access your Device</p>
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<p class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">01</span> Set up your RaspberryPi device as shown in the schematic below and get the Digital Display setup.</p>
<p class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">02</span> Connect a monitor to your RaspberryPi via the HDMI cable to get a UI view of the device.</p>
<p class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">03</span> Get the RaspberryPi to connect to the internet (via Ethernet or Wifi) and note its IP_ADDRESS</p>
<p class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">01</span> Select instance of the Connected Cup you created from the "Devices" section and click "View".</p>
<p class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">02</span> Click the [Go to Device] button from the "Operations" section and you will be able to view and experiment with the device.</p>
<p class="grey margin-top">Internet of Things Foundation Quickstart connection</p>
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<p class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">01</span> <b>Click on the <i>'Create DEB'</i> button above to get the download link for the Digital Display setup files</b></p>
<p class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">02</span> <i>(The following commands can be issued by directly typing into the terminal of the device or by an <b>'ssh'</b> login from a remote PC)</i></p>
<p class="padding-top-double"><span class="circle">03</span> <b>Download the Digital Display setup files using the following command: 'curl -k < url_link_received_from_the_above_step >> Agent.zip'</b><br/><i>This will download a zip file named 'Agent.zip'</i></p>