Sparkfun Usb to TTL Cable with Raspberry Pi

Introduction 
In this tutorial we will be connecting a raspberry pi (I am using model b, but the A,B, or B+ will also work) to a computer using a serial cable, Enjoy



Parts
1. Raspberry pi https://www.sparkfun.com/categories/233
2. USB to TTL Serial Cable https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12977
3. Putty http://www.putty.org/

Steps

1: First step is to download Putty at http://www.putty.org/

2; Wire up the raspberry pi. First connect the red wire to the left side of the GPIO Pins if the ethernet connector is facing top left. Then go two pins over and put the black connector then the brown and then the orange

4; Go to computer then go into windows manage then select device manager and then open up the ports menu and see what port the raspberry pi is on.

5: Open up putty and then select serial change COM1 to what it said in device manager then change the baud rate to 115200

6: Then click start and then when a command prompt interface comes up press enter then enter in your username and password the default is Pi and Raspberry.

Update part 2

So I've been attempting to grow my youtube channel Kris544845. I probally won't be able to upload true real videos instead of my terrible update videos. Also I've been building some things with my raspberry pi but I don't have a good display for my raspberry pi but I'm saving up for a hdmi to vga so I don't have to steal the TV from my brothers and sisters to plug in my raspberry pi. Thanks for reading this blog post, Kris6699 out.

Introduction

Hello its Kris6699. This is going to be a blog I'll try to post as often as I can when I don't want to record a video on youtube the channel is Kristian Jones. Until I get a good setup I'll try to post some videos here and blogs about my projects with my Raspberry pi, arduino, and anything else I hack together. Thank you for reading this.