+## Instructions for using PiThrottler
+
+
+### Requirements:
+
+
+
+* Raspberry Pi 4 (5 may work as well) any memory amount
+* Empty SD card (8GB min)
+
+
+### Steps:
+
+
+
+* Download the image here: [https://faraday.basschouten.com/mozilla/pithrottler.img.gz](https://faraday.basschouten.com/mozilla/pithrottler.img.gz)
+* Use the [Raspberry Pi Imager](https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/)
+* Use it to write the image to the SD card
+ * Select your Device
+ * For operating system, navigate down to \91Use custom\92
+
+
+
+
+
+ * Select your SD card
+ * Be sure to select \91NO\92 when asked to apply OS customization settings
+
+
+
+
+
+* Insert the SD card into the Pi4
+* Start your raspberry Pi
+* Plug the Raspberry Pi into an Ethernet port with a DHCP based (IPv4) internet connection
+* Connect to the available \91PiThrottler\92 WiFi, password \91RogersInABox!\92
+
+
+### Usage:
+
+
+
+* A web interface is available at [http://pithrottler.local/](http://pithrottler.local/) to configure the WiFi access point
+ * Username: admin
+ * Password: secret
+ * Password can be changed from here.
+* Control of the throttling is available at [http://pithrottler.local:2121/](http://pithrottler.local:21:21/)
+ * By default, no throttling is applied
+ * A number of presets is available
+ * From this interface the throttler can be updated
+* You can also SSH into pithrottler.local (port 22)
+ * Username: mozilla
+ * Password: mozilla
+ * The shell password can be changed here
+ * If you want to update the software on your pi, for now this is where you do it
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