You can also use the list below.Ģ - Once you have attached the breakout board, connect your monitor, keyboard, mouse, ethernet cable, and finally the micro USB cable to power the board.ģ - Now install the Raspberry Pi Camera, the camera should face towards the IO ports.ġ -Once you get to the Pixel desktop, open terminalĢ - Next install python-open cv: sudo apt-get install python-opencvģ - Next download pylepton from github: git clone Ĥ - Then cd to the newly downloaded pylepton folder: cd pyleptonĥ - Now install pylepton software: sudo python setup.py installĦ - Next it is time to change some of the raspberry pi settings, type the following to get to this menu: sudo raspi-configġ0 - Return to the Advanced Options menu.ġ2 - Now we need to exit raspi-config and reboot.ġ3 - Once the raspberry pi has rebooted and returned to the desktop, open terminal again. 1x Raspberry PI 5MP Camera Board Module v2ġ - Follow this link and download "RASPBIAN JESSIE WITH PIXEL"Ģ -Once downloaded insert your micro SD card into your computer, then follow one of the guides on this page to write the Raspbian Image to your micro SD card.ģ - When the image file has been written to the micro SD card, insert the card into your Raspberry Piġ - Match your female to female jumpers wires to the images below (note: your jumper wires may differ in color).
1x Monitor with HDMI port or HDMI to DVI converter.This is what we use here: SanDisk Ultra 32GB microSDHC Card 1x Raspberry Pi 3 (it will also work on the Pi 2).P3 - Software Installation Required Parts P2 - Connect the Pure Breakout board to the Raspberry Pi Pixel greatly simplifies setup time over previous methods. This is an updated guide to get both visible and thermal camera image overlay working on a Raspberry Pi running the new Raspbian Jessie with Pixel OS using our custom pylepton library for the FLIR Lepton.
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