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Assembly:
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1.
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Open the case and remove all screws;
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2.
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Attach audio card to the Pi FIRST;
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3.
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Insert left side of
the Pi/Audio card assembly,
where HDMI, USB and audio 3.5 mm jacks are, into the case;
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4.
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You may need to pull
GENTLY front wall to let
front USB connectors fit. The front wall
will simply return to its original position
in a spring-like manner assuming that it
wasn’t pulled too far (about 1 mm is enough).
DO NOT use tools!
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5.
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Push Pi/Audio card assembly towards left
wall where HDMI, USB and audio 3.5 mm
jacks are;
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6.
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Push right side of the Pi/Audio card assembly
(opposite to HDMI, USB and audio 3.5 mm
jacks) down;
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7.
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Fix 3 Pi screws. Better do not use 4-th
one, which fells under audio card;
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8.
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Close the case and fix 4 cover screws.
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Notes:
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1.
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This case is NOT suitable for
Raspberry Pi 1;
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2.
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Because case metal is relatively thin, please be careful when
inserting cover screws and do not overtighten them;
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3.
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Do not use solvents for cleaning the case as
this can damage the paint finish, use wet cloth instead;
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4.
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Indoor use only!
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5.
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Color rendition may depend on monitor, camera
settings and lighting, please refer to the
RAL chart to get
a review of the color.
Different colors and further customization are
possible by request;
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6.
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Raspberry Pi and Audio card are not included!
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