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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS๏ƒ

Step1

Fix the Raspberry Pi (or other boards) on the screen back case. There are a vertical slot and a horizontal one on the back of the screen, so you can fix boards with different sizes by moving the nuts and 2.5*6 standoffs with the small wrench.

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Step2

If you want to use a Raspberry Pi with the screen, then you donโ€™t need to adjust the standoffs since they are preset for it. Just place the Raspberry Pi on the plate and fasten them with 2.5*14.4 standoffs.

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Of course you also adjust the position of the standoffs to mount other boards.

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Step3

Insert the two 2.5*22 standoffs into the holes on the back to keep the screen balanced.

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Step4

Connect the HDMI port of the Raspberry Pi and the screen via an HDMI cable.

Note

In this kit, 2 types of HDMI cables and 2 types of power cords of Raspberry Pi are provided for Raspberry Pi 3 and Raspberry Pi 4.

Pi 4

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pi 3

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Step 5

Connect the power port of the Raspberry Pi to the USB port of the main board via a USB cable.

Pi 4

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Pi 3

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Step 6

Connect the USB port of the Raspberry Pi and the screen with a 4-pin USB cable. To prevent the cable from falling off, use tape to fix it.

Note

In the following assembly steps, the method of Raspberry Pi 3 is the same as that of Raspberry Pi 4, so we take Raspberry Pi 4 as an example to introduce.

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Step 7

Connect the power cable of the supply to power the main board of the screen.

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Step 8

Then power it on and the boot screen will appear.

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