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Raspberry PI

What do you NEED?

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1. A Raspberry PI.
   
2. BREADBOARD.
   
3. Female and male CABLES.
   
4. 4 LEDS.
   
5. Internet connection and power supplier to run the SCRIPT.
   ###Moving the files Connect your raspberry pi to the modem and to a power supplier. Open windows run by going to start>all programs>Acsessories>Run.
   Type cmd, then press enter. A small black window will appear. Type "ping raspberrypi". A little process will begin and remember the ip adress that showed!!!
   Download the latest version of FileZilla here (the portable version to windows here), or every other ftp client program. Type at the Host textbox the IP that you just remembered, at the username textbox type the default username: "pi" and at the password textbox type: the default password is "raspberry" or your password, set the port to 22 and click "Quikconnect".
   Make sure that the folder "pi" is set and that at the local site the folder that the files are in him selected. drag the python scripts from the local site to the remote site (Make sure that you don't drop the scripts to other folder in the "pi" folder).

Instructions for Windows

repeat the step that showed on "Moving the files" at the begining. Download Putty program from here and select below "For Windows on Intel x86" "putty.exe". Run putty and type at Host Name type the IP that you remembered before, select SSH and click open. A little dialog box will open so select "Yes". Login to your raspberry pi, the default username is "pi" and the default password is "raspberry". After you logged in and moved the script/scripts just type "sudo python nameOfScript.py". This should work.