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 There are two ways you can install AdoPiSoft System into your machine: There are two ways you can install AdoPiSoft System into your machine:
   - **[[4.0.0:index#1._image_flashing| Image Flashing (Orange Pi, Raspberry Pi, Newifi)]]**   - **[[4.0.0:index#1._image_flashing| Image Flashing (Orange Pi, Raspberry Pi, Newifi)]]**
-  - **[[4.0.0:index#2._command-line| Command Line (Ubuntu Server)]]**+  - **[[4.0.0:index#2._command-line| Command Line (Ubuntu Server 16.04/18.04 or Armbian)]]**
  
  
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-Command line installation is used when software image is not available for your board/machine. First, you need to have access to the command line of your board/machine. In this guide, we will use **Raspbian** as an example. But this guide is also applicable to any debian-based OS like [[https://www.armbian.com/download/ | Armbian ]] and [[https://ubuntu.com/download/server | Ubuntu Server]] 16.04/18.04 (for virtual machines). For Orange PI boards, you can download the [[http://www.orangepi.org/downloadresources | OPI image here]]. Just follow the corresponding board type and their supported OS.+Command line installation is used when software image is not available for your board/machine. First, you need to have access to the command line of your board/machine. In this guide, we will use **Raspbian** as an example. But this guide is also applicable to any debian-based OS like [[https://www.armbian.com/download/ | Armbian ]] and [[https://ubuntu.com/download/server | Ubuntu Server]] 16.04/18.04 . For Orange PI boards, you can download the [[http://www.orangepi.org/downloadresources | OPI image here]]. Just follow the corresponding board type and their supported OS.
  
 **NOTE:** **NOTE:**
-//Make sure to install a command-line OS only. OS's with desktop environment is not supported. For Raspberry Pi, this means the Raspbian Lite image. For Ubuntu, choose the Ubuntu Server ISO. Armbian is almost always command-line only.//+//Make sure to install a command-line OS only. OS's with desktop environment is not supported. For Raspberry Pi, this means the Raspbian Lite image. For Ubuntu, choose the Ubuntu Server ISO(16.04/18.04). Armbian is almost always command-line only.//
  
 Connect your **LAN cable**, **keyboard**, **monitor** and **USB to LAN adapter**(optional) to your board. Then power on your board and wait for the login screen to appear.  The default user for Raspbian is **pi** with password **raspberry**. Connect your **LAN cable**, **keyboard**, **monitor** and **USB to LAN adapter**(optional) to your board. Then power on your board and wait for the login screen to appear.  The default user for Raspbian is **pi** with password **raspberry**.
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 For Raspberry Pi 3 & 4, OrangePi Zero/One/PC (armhf architecture): For Raspberry Pi 3 & 4, OrangePi Zero/One/PC (armhf architecture):
-  wget https://github.com/AdoPiSoft/Releases/releases/download/4.0.3/adopisoft-4.0.3-armhf-node-v12.16.1.deb +  wget https://github.com/AdoPiSoft/Releases/releases/download/4.1.2/adopisoft-4.1.2-release-armhf-node-v12.16.1.deb 
-  sudo apt-get install ./adopisoft-4.0.3-armhf-node-v12.16.1.deb+  sudo apt-get install ./adopisoft-4.1.2-release-armhf-node-v12.16.1.deb
  
  
 For x64 machines - VM's/Server (amd64 architecture): For x64 machines - VM's/Server (amd64 architecture):
-  wget https://github.com/AdoPiSoft/Releases/releases/download/4.0.3/adopisoft-4.0.3-amd64-node-v12.16.1.deb +  wget https://github.com/AdoPiSoft/Releases/releases/download/4.1.2/adopisoft-4.1.2-release-amd64-node-v12.18.3.deb 
-  sudo apt-get install ./adopisoft-4.0.3-amd64-node-v12.16.1.deb+  sudo apt-get install ./adopisoft-4.1.2-release-amd64-node-v12.18.3.deb
      
 For RaspberryPi, you have to unblock wifi: For RaspberryPi, you have to unblock wifi:
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   sudo chmod a+x ./ado-psql-script.sh   sudo chmod a+x ./ado-psql-script.sh
   sudo ./ado-psql-script.sh   sudo ./ado-psql-script.sh
 +  --- if the above command failed, try the following: ---
 +  bash ./ado-psql-script.sh
  
-Then in the admin "Security -> Data Connection" settings, change the config to:+Then in the admin "Security -> Database Connection" settings, change the config to:
  
   Database Type: postgres   Database Type: postgres
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   - Select **GPIO** coinslot type   - Select **GPIO** coinslot type
   - Set alias //(ex. Frontyard Coin Slot)//   - Set alias //(ex. Frontyard Coin Slot)//
-  - Set **GPIO Pin for Coin Acceptor** to **3** (or any [[ 4.0.0-beta.1:gpio_numbering | GPIO pin ]] you prefer)+  - Set **GPIO Pin for Coin Acceptor** to **3** (or any [[4.0.0:gpio_numbering| GPIO pin ]] you prefer)
   - Set **GPIO Pin for Bill Acceptor** //(if you have bill acceptor)//   - Set **GPIO Pin for Bill Acceptor** //(if you have bill acceptor)//
   - Set the relay settings if you have a relay setup for inhibit pin //(opotional)//. Please refer to [[4.0.0-beta.1:relay_setup]] for more information.   - Set the relay settings if you have a relay setup for inhibit pin //(opotional)//. Please refer to [[4.0.0-beta.1:relay_setup]] for more information.
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 === GPIO Numbering === === GPIO Numbering ===
-Please refer to [[4.0.0-beta.1:gpio_numbering]] page.+Please refer to [[4.0.0:gpio_numbering]] page.
  
 ==== Serial Coinslot ==== ==== Serial Coinslot ====
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 === Flash Arduino === === Flash Arduino ===
 2 ways to flash arduino 2 ways to flash arduino
-  - **[[4.0.0-beta.1:arduino_serial_flashing_using_phone| Using Android Phone with OTG support]]** +  - **[[:arduino_serial_flashing_using_phone| Using Android Phone with OTG support]]** 
-  - **[[4.0.0-beta.1:arduino_serial_flashing_using_pc| Using PC]]**+  - **[[:arduino_serial_flashing_using_pc| Using PC]]**
  
 === Configuration === === Configuration ===
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   - Set **SECURITY TOKEN** //(This should match with the ESP8266's token)//   - Set **SECURITY TOKEN** //(This should match with the ESP8266's token)//
   - Flash your ESP8266 board. Please refer to [[4.0.0:wireless_coinslot_flashing| ESP8266 Flashing guide]] for more information.   - Flash your ESP8266 board. Please refer to [[4.0.0:wireless_coinslot_flashing| ESP8266 Flashing guide]] for more information.
-  - Configure your ESP8266. Please refer to [[4.0.0:esp8266_configuration_guide]] for more information.+  - Configure your ESP8266. Please refer to [[:esp8266_configuration_guide| ESP8266 Config guide]] for more information.
  
  
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-<nodisp> +**PIN D8** can be use for **Buzzer** or for **Physical Reset button** (use the correct binary file, suffix with D8-reset or D8-buzzer). 
-If you want to add a **Reset Button**, use pin D8. Connect to 3V on button press. When pin D8 is HIGH, payment que session will be cancelled same as clicking "Cancel" on the captive portal payment que. + 
-</nodisp>+For a **Reset Button**, connect to 3V on button press. When pin D8 is HIGH, payment que session will be cancelled same as clicking "Cancel" on the captive portal payment que. 
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 +For a **Buzzer**, it usually has 3 wires 2 for power(+/-) and 1 for input which is PIN D8. Please refer to [[4.0.0:buzzer-module| Buzzer module guide]]
  
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