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| - | 1. Download the **CFRASP.py** file and save it in the folder where your Modular Pi program will execute. If your SSH Remote environment is configured, you can transfer the file from your development PC to the Raspberry Pi as shown below: | ||
| - | * > > **scp [SourceFilePath] [Username]@[RaspberryPi_IP]: | ||
| - | {{ : | + | 1. Download the **CFRASP.py** file and save it in the folder where your Modular Pi program will execute. If your SSH Remote environment is configured, you can transfer the file from your development PC to the Raspberry Pi as shown below: |
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| + | * > > **scp [SourceFilePath] [Username]@[RaspberryPi_IP]: | ||
| + | * e.g.: **scp C: | ||
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| 2. Create a new Python file for your program. The new file and the **CFRASP.py** file must be located in the same folder. | 2. Create a new Python file for your program. The new file and the **CFRASP.py** file must be located in the same folder. | ||