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2026-05-01 10:37:43 lisa: Y7 wiki: add step-by-step photos to Pi setup page Embed the source images from the identify-ports-cables video so students can follow along visually, one photo per step.
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## The Six Steps
-1. **Storage** — slide the microSD card into the slot on the underside of the board. This is the Pi's "hard drive" — it holds the operating system.
-2. **Input** — plug a keyboard and mouse into the USB-A ports (the rectangular ones).
-3. **Display** — connect the monitor with an HDMI cable. The Pi 5 uses *micro* HDMI, so look for the small trapezoid shape.
-4. **Network** — push the Ethernet cable into the network port until it clicks. (You can skip this step if you'll use Wi-Fi.)
-5. **Check** — every cable should be in a different port. Each port has a unique shape, so if a cable feels forced, it's the wrong port.
-6. **Power** — plug the USB-C power supply in *last*. The Pi has no on/off switch; supplying power *is* turning it on.
+### 1. Storage
+
+Slide the microSD card into the slot on the underside of the board. This is the Pi's "hard drive" — it holds the operating system.
+
+![A microSD card](/dt7/Raspberry%20Pi%20-%20Setting%20Up/microSD.png?width=500)
+
+![The microSD card going into the slot under the Pi](/dt7/Raspberry%20Pi%20-%20Setting%20Up/sd-card.png?width=500)
+
+### 2. Input
+
+Plug a keyboard and mouse into the USB-A ports — the rectangular ones.
+
+![A USB keyboard cable](/dt7/Raspberry%20Pi%20-%20Setting%20Up/cable-key.png?width=500)
+
+![A USB mouse cable](/dt7/Raspberry%20Pi%20-%20Setting%20Up/cable-mouse.png?width=500)
+
+### 3. Display
+
+Connect the monitor with an HDMI cable. The Pi 5 uses *micro* HDMI, so look for the small trapezoid shape.
+
+![A micro HDMI to HDMI cable](/dt7/Raspberry%20Pi%20-%20Setting%20Up/cable-hdmi.png?width=500)
+
+### 4. Network
+
+Push the Ethernet cable into the network port until it clicks. (You can skip this step if you'll use Wi-Fi.)
+
+![An Ethernet cable](/dt7/Raspberry%20Pi%20-%20Setting%20Up/cable-net.png?width=500)
+
+### 5. Check
+
+Every cable should be in a different port. Each port has a unique shape, so if a cable feels forced, it's the wrong port.
+
+![All cables connected to the Pi](/dt7/Raspberry%20Pi%20-%20Setting%20Up/cable-all.png?width=600)
+
+### 6. Power
+
+Plug the USB-C power supply in *last*. The Pi has no on/off switch — supplying power *is* turning it on.
+
+![A USB-C power supply](/dt7/Raspberry%20Pi%20-%20Setting%20Up/cable-power.png?width=500)
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