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# Equipment

To install the Web Panel the following items are needed:

* WPAN-CTRLR Web Panel Controller with 8GB SD card, power supply and network cable. The Web Panel is implemented on Raspberry Pi or Banana SBC. The unit has its SD card prepared and is ready to use.
* Monitor that will display the MP status with HDMI cable (not a part of a Web Panel),

The Web Panel configuration may be defined using:

* Local method with wired or wireless keyboard and mouse with USB interface(s) connected to the Web Panel. 
* Remote method using PC with [Putty](/tools-for-sbc-products/console-access/putty.md) software. Please note that you must know the Web Panel IP to do it using Putty. This can be provided by the local IT basing on the DHCP assigned IPs table or you may scan the network using e.g. [https://www.advanced-ip-scanner.com/](https://www.advanced-ip-scanner.com/download/) if the local IT allows for it.


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