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Line 173: − ===Assemble the Zynductor Passive cooler to the Raspberry Pi=== − The main computing block consists of the Raspberry Pi and the HifiBerry soundcard,and is assembled using these separators and bolts.+ + − [[File:IMG_1293.JPG|200px]]+ − [[File:IMG_1353.JPG|400px]]+ − [[File:IMG_2393.JPG|400px]] − 1. Fix the 2x4 separators to the Raspberry Pi. Put the longest of the two on top of the Pi and she shorter at the bottom. + + + + +
Building a Zynthian Box using an official Kit v4.0 (view source)
Revision as of 09:02, 29 July 2020
, 09:02, 29 July 2020→Assemble the Zynductor Passive cooler to the Raspberry Pi
===Secure the Main Computing Block and assemble the Zynductor Passive cooler to the Raspberry Pi and the Aluminum Case===
The main computing block consists of the Raspberry Pi and the HifiBerry soundcard,and is assembled using separators and bolts. The Zynductor passive cooler is a little piece of aluminum that sticks to the RBPi's CPU and the aluminum case, creating a thermal channel for evacuating the heat generated by the RBPi's CPU. For getting the best performance, you have to put all your attention and follow carefully these steps:
1. Fix the 2x4 separators to the Raspberry Pi. Put the longest of the two on top of the Pi and she shorter at the bottom.
2. Connect the Hifiberry soundcard to the Raspberry Pi.
2. Connect the Hifiberry soundcard to the Raspberry Pi.
3. Fix the 4 screws on top of the HifiBerry to fix it in place.
3. Fix the 4 screws on top of the HifiBerry to fix it in place.
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