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== Basic Remote Network Connection ==
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== Network Connection ==
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The easier way of connecting your Zynthian is using the ethernet RJ45 connector to connect your unit to your local network.
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The easier way of connecting your Zynthian is using the ethernet RJ45 connector to connect your unit to your local network or directly to your computer (ethernet to ethernet). Your zynthian box uses the local name "zynthian.local" and
You can access the Zynthian with sftp or scp (winscp, if you are using windows yet). Of course, you can login with ssh too. The login and password are the default for Raspbian:
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can be accessed with sftp or scp (winscp, if you are using windows yet). Of course, you can login with ssh too. The login and password are the default for Raspbian:
    
  user=pi
 
  user=pi
 
  password=raspberry
 
  password=raspberry
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Once you are in, you can configure the wifi in your Zynthian by editing the file:
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Once you are login in, if you want, you can configure the wifi access by editing the file:
    
  /etc/wpa_suppplicant/wpa_supplicant.con
 
  /etc/wpa_suppplicant/wpa_supplicant.con
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  $ sudo ifdown wlan0
 
  $ sudo ifdown wlan0
 
  $ sudo ifup wlan0
 
  $ sudo ifup wlan0
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== Accessing the MOD-UI web interface ==
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If you have a recent zynthian image with MOD integration, you can access the MOD-UI web interface using the web browser from your computer:
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# Connect your Zynthian to your local network using the ethernet connector (RJ45) or directly to your computer (ethernet to ethernet)
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# Open the browser in your camputer and type in the address bar:
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zynthian.local:8888
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The MOD-UI should be loaded. Enjoy! ;-)
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If the address is not found, the be sure you have enabled the
    
== Opening Synth Engine Natives GUIs in your Computer ==
 
== Opening Synth Engine Natives GUIs in your Computer ==

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