Raspberry Pi 4 Configuration Guide for FRAMR.

To ensure reliable use of the FRAMR.ECO1 firmware, we recommend the following hardware:

• Model: Raspberry Pi 4

• Memory: 4 GB RAM recommended (minimum 2 GB required)

• Storage: microSD card with at least 8 GB capacity (better performance with high-quality branded products)

A Raspberry Pi 4 can be purchased directly from the official Raspberry Pi website or authorized resellers:

🔗 Buy Raspberry Pi 4

The latest available firmware version can be downloaded using the following link:

🔗 https://firmware.framr.tv/release/FRAMR.RPi4.xz

Usage Notice:

We provide this firmware free of charge and without warranty claims to offer you the best possible support for your device.

Please note that installation and use are at your own responsibility. Unfortunately, Megatechnik professional Multimedia GmbH cannot accept liability for any potential damages or malfunctions that may occur as a result of downloading, installing, or using this firmware image.

This guide explains how to prepare and set up a Raspberry Pi 4 device for use with FRAMR. The goal is to flash the FRAMR-provided image onto a microSD card to make the player ready for operation.

Before you begin, make sure you have the following components and tools:

• Raspberry Pi 4 (4 GB or 8 GB recommended)

• microSD card (minimum 16 GB, Class 10 or higher)

• USB-C power supply for Raspberry Pi 4 (recommended: 3 A)

• HDMI cable and display/screen

• Keyboard (optional, for setup or troubleshooting)

• Internet connection (LAN or WLAN)

• PC or laptop with SD card reader

• Installed Raspberry Pi Imager tool (available for free at raspberrypi.com/software)

1. Go to the FRAMR. Support website and download the latest Raspberry Pi image for FRAMR.

2. Save the image file (.xz) on your computer in an easily accessible location (e.g., Downloads folder).

1. Insert the microSD card into an SD card reader connected to your computer.

2. Ensure the card is detected and mounted.
   
   

    6. Wait until the process is complete, then safely remove the microSD card from your computer.

1. Insert the prepared microSD card into the Raspberry Pi 4.

2. Connect the following cables:

   • Network (LAN cable or prepare WLAN if supported)

   • HDMI to the display

   • Power supply (USB-C)

3. The Raspberry Pi will start automatically and boot directly into the FRAMR Setup View.

• Follow the on-screen instructions to register the player in your FRAMR Cockpit as usual.

• After successful registration, the Raspberry Pi 4 is ready to use as a FRAMR Player and will automatically load your assigned content.

• For future updates, you can update the player directly via the FRAMR Cockpit or the provided update system – reflashing the microSD card is not required.
  
  

• For optimal performance, it is recommended to use only high-quality microSD cards (industrial-grade or branded).