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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 v16/18)]]**+  - **[[4.0.0:index#2._command-line| Command Line (Ubuntu Server 16.04/18.04 or Armbian)]]**
  
  
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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/4.1.3/adopisoft-4.1.3-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-4.1.3-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/4.1.3/adopisoft-4.1.3-amd64-node-v12.18.3.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-4.1.3-amd64-node-v12.18.3.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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   - 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 | ESP8266 Config guide]] for more information.+  - Configure your ESP8266. Please refer to [[:esp8266_configuration_guide| ESP8266 Config guide]] for more information.
  
  
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 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. 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.
  
-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-beta.1:buzzer-module | Buzzer module guide]]+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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