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-.. _quickstart:
-
-===============
-Getting Started
-===============
-
-.. warning::
-
-    Make sure your Pi is off while installing the camera module. Although it is
-    possible to install the camera while the Pi is on, this isn't good practice
-    (if the camera is active when removed, it's possible to damage it).
-
-Connect your camera module to the CSI port on your Raspberry Pi; this is the
-long thin port adjacent to the HDMI socket. Gently lift the collar on top of
-the CSI port (if it comes off, don't worry, you can push it back in but try to
-be more gentle in future!). Slide the ribbon cable of the camera module into
-the port with the blue side facing the Ethernet port (or where the Ethernet
-port would be if you've got a model A/A+).
-
-Once the cable is seated in the port, press the collar back down to lock the
-cable in place. If done properly you should be able to easily lift the Pi by
-the camera's cable without it falling out. The following illustrations show
-a well-seated camera cable with the correct orientation:
-
-.. image:: good_connection.jpg
-    :width: 640px
-    :align: center
-
-Make sure the camera module isn't sat on anything conductive (e.g. the Pi's
-USB ports or its GPIO pins). Now, apply power to your Pi. Once booted, start
-the Raspberry Pi Configuration utility and enable the camera module:
-
-.. image:: enable_camera.png
-    :align: center
-
-You will need to reboot after doing this (but this is one-time setup so you
-won't need to do it again unless you re-install your operating system or switch
-SD cards). Once rebooted, start a terminal and try the following command::
-
-    raspistill -o image.jpg
-
-If everything is working correctly, the camera should start, a preview from the
-camera should appear on the display and, after a 5 second delay it should
-capture an image (storing it as ``image.jpg``) before shutting down the camera.
-Proceed to the :ref:`recipes1`.
-
-If something else happens, read any error message displayed and try any
-recommendations suggested by such messages. If your Pi reboots as soon as you
-run this command, your power supply is insufficient for running your Pi plus
-the camera module (and whatever other peripherals you have attached).
-