- Go to https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/.
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Download Raspberry Pi Imager.
- Install Raspberry Pi Imager on your computer.
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Select your Raspberry Pi model and click next. The model can be found under the GPIO pins on the board.
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Select Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) and click next.
- Select the SD card you want to load the OS onto and click next. Everything on the SD card will be deleted, so make sure there is nothing important on the card before you continue.
- Fill out all of the customization options. You will be asked to name the Pi, add your location, create a user name and password, and add WiFi information. You do not need to enable SSH or Raspberry Pi Connect.
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After you complete the configuration options you will go to the write image screen. Click write and the OS will be written onto your SD card. It will take a few minutes to finish.
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Once the write finishes you can remove the SD card from your computer, put it in the Raspberry Pi, and turn on the Raspberry Pi.
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Once your Pi is on and showing the desktop, connect it to the tournament WiFi network if you didn’t add WiFi information in the configuration menu of Raspberry Pi Imager.
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Open the web browser on your Raspberry Pi. The web browser is the globe icon in the top left corner of the screen.
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Find the Competition Control server address in the devices menu of C2.
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Type the server address into the web browser on your Raspberry Pi.
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Input the device code in the C2 devices menu.
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Once the Raspberry Pi is added as a device it can be added to a display group.