# Setting up a Frame Wallet
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In this section, you will learn how to get started with Frame and interact with a DAO using a hardware wallet.
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## **Install Frame**
Go to the [Frame website](https://frame.sh/) and install the Frame desktop client and browser extension.
## Setup
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You need a Metamask, Ledger or Trezor wallet to use Frame.
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Start by downloading Frame from the official website: [https://frame.sh](https://frame.sh/). Afterwards, you will find Frame in your Menu bar.
## Configure your device
### **Metamask**
To import your Metamask wallet into Frame:
* Click on the ***+*** button in the Accounts bar in top of the wallet.
* Click on the ***add new accounts*** button in the frame which pop-ups on the right.
* Click on the ***seed phrase*** button.
* Copy and paste the seed phrase from your Metamask wallet and click ***next** (see image below).*
* Your Metamask wallet should now appear in the Frame wallet.
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Please note that the view can be a bit different depending on your machine / OS.
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### **Ledger**
On Ledger devices insert your pin to unlock it. Next open Frame.
### **Trezor**
On Trezor devices insert your pin directly on Frame. You should now be able to select the network and account you would like to use.
### **Network**
To choose the desired network, select the ***three arrows*** button on the upper right corner. This will take you to Frame menu, where you can configure its general settings.
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We will focus on the ***Connection*** option.
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Feel free to choose any of the following networks: **Rinkeby, Mainnet, Ropsten, Kovan**.
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For this tutorial we will select Rinkeby.
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### **Accounts**
The last step is to choose your account. Click on the ***Configuration*** button. You will find it on the right of the Ledger or Trezor icon. Click on the ***Accounts*** button that pops up below the icon. This will display a new menu with the available accounts on your device for the network. Select one with some test-Ether.
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If you don't have any, you can request a Rinkeby faucet [here](https://faucet.rinkeby.io/) or [here](https://faucets.chain.link/rinkeby).
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In the configuration menu you can also manage the Dapp permissions you have granted for that particular account. We'll explain more about this in [this section](https://legacy-docs.aragon.org/developers/tools/guides/how-to-sign-with-web3-providers/setting-up-a-frame-wallet/frame).
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You are now finished setting up Frame for your device and ready to sign your first transaction.
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