Connecting External Devices
PI version machines do not need to be paired with PCs, laptops, and other devices. You can develop applications by connecting to a monitor (Tip⚠: Please use the HDMI cable shipped with the robot to connect to the monitor and use the built-in system for development)
First insert the HDMI cable into the HDMI port of the monitor
Then insert the other end into the HDMI port of the robot arm

System card description
32G TF card, built-in Ubuntu20.04 system, myStudio firmware burning software, myBlockly graphical programming software installed, and python ROS development environment adapted
Optional items
Network (Ethernet) cable to connect the Raspberry Pi to the local network and the Internet
If you are not using an HDMI display with speakers, you may also need some sound hardware. Audio can be played through speakers or headphones connected to the AV jack (not available on the Raspberry Pi 400). However, the speakers must have their own amplifiers, as the output of the Raspberry Pi is not powerful enough to drive them directly
Troubleshooting
Make sure you are using a good quality power supply, we recommend using the official power supply
Before shutting down the robot, make sure the operating system is properly shut down
You can get help on using the robot on our gitbook, if you need further information please contact official customer service

Mirroring is a form of file storage. A mirror is a form of file storage where the data on one disk has an identical copy on another disk. Common image file formats include ISO, BIN, IMG, TAO, DAO, CIF, and FCD. The so-called image file is actually similar to a ZIP compression package. It makes a specific series of files into a single file in a certain format to facilitate users to download and use, such as a beta version of an operating system or game. The image file not only has the "synthesis" function of the ZIP compression package, but its most important feature is that it can be recognized by specific software and can be directly burned to a disc. In fact, the image file in the usual sense can be expanded and can contain more information in the image file. For example, system files, boot files, partition table information, etc., so that the image file can contain all the information of a partition or even a hard disk. The classic software that uses this type of image file is Ghost, which also has a burning function, but its burning only saves the image file itself on the disc, while the burning software in the usual sense can directly burn the content contained in the supported image file to the disc.
Download system image file
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