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Getting Started
with Raspberry
Pi Zero
Written by Christian Cawley
Published February 2016.
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Table of contents
What Is the Raspberry Pi Zero?
What Do You Get in the Box?
Size Comparison
Get Started with the Raspberry Pi Zero
Installing Raspbian with Windows
Installing Raspian with a Mac
Hey, NOOBS, Flash This!
Pre-Installed SD Cards
Connecting the Cables
Getting the Pi Zero Online
Mouse and Keyboard Options
Should You Connect a Monitor or Not?
A Pi Zero Case
Adding Pins to the GPIO
What the Pi Zero Means for Projects
FM Radio
Home Automation with OpenHAB
Airplay Receiver
Build a Raspberry Pi iBeacon
A Raspberry Pi Media Center
The Raspberry Pi Zero: A Must Have for DIY
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Whether you were lucky enough to
buy a magazine with one glued to the front,
or you’ve patiently
waited after buying the full kit online, the chances are that you’re now the proud owner of a $5
computer,
the Raspberry Pi Zero.
This remarkable slimline iteration of the Raspberry Pi shares hardware attributes with the
Raspberry Pi
A+,
while bringing affordable computing and projecting to anyone with around $5 in their pocket.
If the Raspberry Pi was revolutionary, this takes that revolution to absolutely anyone who wants it,
anywhere in the world.
What Is the Raspberry Pi Zero?
It’s unlikely that you’ve ever had problems with the dimensions of the already compact Raspberry Pi,
but just in case you have a need for an ultra-low-profile minicomputer with very little weight, the
amazing chaps at the Raspberry Pi Foundation and its manufacturing partners (PremierFarnell, RS
Components and Egoman) have done it again with the tiny Pi Zero.
!
The latest iteration of the Raspberry Pi is essentially a model A+ but with the ports removed,
compressed into a single Micro USB OTG port (the familiar Micro USB power connector remains, the
port on the right in the diagram above, supplying a lower-than-previous ~160 mA) and a Mini-HDMI
port (RCA composite video is also available via the GPIO, ready for an optional connector to be
soldered on). Audio is also sent via Mini-HDMI, but there is a PWM connection on the GPIO for DIY
analogue audio out.
At the heart of the Pi Zero is a Broadcom BCM2835 SoC, housing a 1 GHz ARM1176JZF-S single-
core CPU, Broadcom VideoCore IV @ 250 MHz GPU (still with HD support), and 512MB SDRAM.
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Finally, a MicroSDHC slot is provided, for high storage disks with robust error-connection, while the
GPIO is – in a Raspberry Pi first – unpopulated, which means you need to solder your own pins onto
the Pi Zero. Among the “missing” components, you’ll find that there is no video input for the
Raspberry Pi camera and NoIR camera modules.
Oh, and it’s just $5. Did we mention that?
Resembling a piece of laptop RAM, the only way the Pi Zero could be any smaller is if it was
packaged without the USB or HDMI connector. But that would lead to problems with developing
projects.
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