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First, install the OS onto the SD card as shown in the previous tutorial.It’s actually pretty easy to enable SSH without a graphical interface. This method connects to the Pi without a monitor. Second Method: Raspberry Pi Without Monitor Now the Pi is ready to to be controlled without monitor and keyboard.These are the features we will be needing in most of our projects. Next, enable Camera, I2C, GPIO and most importantly SSH.From The second drop-down menu click on “Raspberry Pi Configuration” You will see a drop-down menu, From this menu select “Preferences”. First, c lick on the Raspberry icon on top left corner.After you have successfully burned the OS onto the SD card and booted the Pi, follow these simple steps: Check out the article, How to start with Raspberry Pi, for more detailed instructions. This method is for those who have a monitor and other peripherals. First Method: After The First Boot (with monitor)

Let’s see how to enable SSH on a Pi using two different methods. In headless mode, you can access the Raspberry Pi over a wireless network using Secured Shell protocol (SSH). If you want to save some money (or would rather develop on your host computer), you can use the headless mode to connect and work on your Raspberry Pi without a monitor. Most of the time, we don’t need these peripherals after the first boot. Now to use the Pi as a computer we need lot of other peripherals such as monitor, HDMI cable, Wireless keyboard, OTG adapter (for Pi Zero). In that article I covered how to burn Raspbian OS onto micro SD card. In the previous tutorial I shared a beginners guide to get started with Raspberry Pi.