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ALABAMA LINK DOWNLOADS
Legacy DV4Mini Images are below. They work but are not the latest version of the software.
**NO LONGER SUPPORTED**
HDMI MONITOR SUPPORT
Latest Image ->
10 Steps to having a Raspberry Pi working with the DV4Mini
Step 1: Download the Win32DiskImager from above.
Step 2: Downoad the image of your choice for the Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 from above. Remember where you downloaded it on your PC.
Step 3: Unzip the image and insert your microSD Card.
Step 4: Open Win32DiskImager
Step 5: Click "folder" box in Win32DiskImager and select the image you just downloaded from above.
Step 6: Click "Write" and it will take 5-20 minutes to write the image to the card.
Step 7: Once complete put microSD card into Raspberry Pi and power on.
Step 8: Setup your network settings for your Pi, for example wired or wireless network.
Step 9: The DV4Mini Control panel opens automatically on boot but you will need to enter your CCS7 ID and Location, freqency and mode.
Step 10: Once all above has been completed power cycle (unplug) your Pi and plug it back in and your should be set from now on.
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