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Building a Zynthian Box using an official Kit v3 (view source)
Revision as of 13:15, 15 July 2019
, 13:15, 15 July 2019→Assembling your Zynthian Box
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When it's done, you have to plug the LED wires into the 2 spare "DUPONT" wires from the MIDI harness (green & yellow ones). Polarity is important, so don't cross the wires:
When it's done, you have to plug the LED wires into the 2 spare "DUPONT" wires from the MIDI harness (green & yellow ones). Polarity is important, so don't cross the wires:
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===Assemble the Main Computing Block===
===Assemble the Main Computing Block===
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For easier assembling, you should follow the next steps:
For easier assembling, you should follow the next steps:
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===Secure the Main Computing Block===
===Secure the Main Computing Block===
After assembling the main computing block, you should secure it to the case. Use 4 black M2.5 bolts (see photo above).
After assembling the main computing block, you should secure it to the case. Use 4 black M2.5 bolts (see photo above).
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As you can see, the zynaptik circuit has some extra circuitry that is not soldered on it by default. Don't worry about it because it's not needed at all for building a fully functional standard Zynthian Box.
===Secure the Display===
===Secure the Display===