Download the zip file according to your scenario:

There are 2 zip files with the VM and Pharo IoT already installed.

• pharoiot-server (Raspberry Pi)
  This file has Pharo7, ARM VM and Pharo IoT server loaded;
  Zeroconf:wget -O - get.pharoiot.org/server | bash
  Download:wget get.pharoiot.org/server.zip

• pharoiot-multi (Raspberry Pi, Linux, Windows, Mac)
  This file has Pharo7, all VMs 32bit, Pharo IoT server and client loaded.
  Zeroconf:wget -O - get.pharoiot.org/multi | bash
  Download:wget get.pharoiot.org/multi.zip

Start files

There are 4 files of 1 click start. All of them start with the Pharo image already selected. You can use them according to your necessities:

• pharo (Raspberry, Linux, Mac OSX)
  Run Pharo in the command line. You can pass arguments, for example ./pharo --help or ./pharo --version
• pharo-ui (Raspberry, Linux, Mac OSX)
  Open Pharo User Interface. Double click or run in command line ./pharo-ui.
• pharo-server (Raspberry, Linux, Mac OSX)
  Start pharo in headless mode with TelePharo listening on port 40423 TCP, run the command ./pharo-server or double click in it. You can send the process to the background to release your terminal using &, for example ./pharo-server &
• pharo.bat (Windows)
  Open Pharo User Interface on Microsoft Windows.

Connecting

1. Start the pharo-server on Raspberry Pi.
2. Run the Pharo IoT client: pharo-ui (Mac, Linux) or pharo.bat (Windows). Open the Playground, type and run this line (cmd + D):

remotePharo := TlpRemoteIDE connectTo: (TCPAddress ip: #[192 168 1 200] port: 40423).

3. If you don't receive any error, this means that you are connected. Now you can inspect the physical board of your Raspberry Pi:

remoteBoard := remotePharo evaluate: [ RpiBoard3B current].
remoteBoard inspect.

You can also call the Remote Playground, Remote System Browser and Remote Process Browser:

remotePharo openPlayground.
remotePharo openBrowser.
remotePharo openProcessBrowser.

Playing with Pharo IoT Booklet

You can start playing with LEDs, sensors and learn how to build your Mini-Weather Station to shows the temperature and other parameters in an LCD display, and send the data to a cloud server.
All this content and lessons are written in the PharoThings Booklet, you can access it here: PharoThings Booklet