Just an FYI form last nite booting up the Rasberry pi :
Just got mine :
Tuesday it arrived
Ordered an HDMI Mini cable for the unit as it arrived Yesterday and booted it up :
1. Plugged in keyboard mouse and monitor
2. Followed the prompts and it booted up ( relatively easy ) along with the updates along with setting up wifi connectivity to my Corp Network ( I'll find out how easy it is to change WIFI/Ethernet settings when I set up at a clients network later )
3. Once it was up I followed the doc and enabled SSH connectivity
4. Used the provided 3cx software loading linked path via SSH in the 3CX Rasberry pi set up document ( Set up doc from 3CX instructing how to load software and boot up stated to use only step 4 of the set up document ) and went out and downloaded 3CX software . Link was spot on and it loaded the 3CX software !
5. All set to run set up 3CX software and deploy to a Customer
Note : I did not run the complete 3CX software set up due to being in a lab environment and I will try to sell to a local Customer . Once installed I will finish the installation set up etc.
So far it looks like it was pretty smooth and easy to set up . I just wish when the kit was sold that they mentioned that an HDMI mini cable( If not already available ) may be needed as I have a TON of cables except that one ! Would have saved me a few days as I would have ordered one with the kit . Maybe mentioned ? But I did not see it . I ordered a couple of extras . Live and learn .
So as far as the docs go , you can set this up with already loaded preconfigured software and just boot it up . Once it is up and running you access it just like a local pc . Keyboard Mouse Monitor etc. I know you can use it via the Ethernet adapter but I researched on how to change this as a static address instead of the WIFI . WIFI is good but Ethernet in most cases is probably better ! Need to sharpen my programming skills to get back into using SSH also !
Note : I did a dry run via the doc to change the IP to a static via SSH but I'll wait until I deploy and do it onsite . I also need to brush up on my programming language skills as its been about 8 years LOL ..
So ready to go and install at my next sale ! Seems like it was really pretty easy !