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Installing OpenPlotter 3 on a Raspberry Pi 4 requires downloading the headless image from the official website and flashing it to a high-speed SD card using Raspberry Pi Imager.3:08 The 64-bit version is recommended for the Raspberry Pi 4 to optimize processor performance, while the 32-bit version remains suitable for the Raspberry Pi 3.5:14 After flashing, the Raspberry Pi boots as a Wi-Fi access point with the default SSID "openplotter" and password "12345678."12:14 Users connect via VNC Viewer using the IP address 10.10.10.1 and default credentials "pi" and "raspberry."13:27 Once connected, the system must be configured to act as both an access point and a station to enable internet connectivity for system updates.15:46 Updating the OS involves running "sudo apt update" and "sudo apt full-upgrade" in the terminal.20:45 Finally, Signal K is installed to manage and integrate onboard sensor data.24:15

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