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Push a
screw
(M2.5*6mm) up through
the arrowed mounting hole on the
topside of
X822 and screw
down using a F/F spacer
(M2.5*15mm)
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❷ |
Push a
screw
(M2.5*6mm) up through
the arrowed mounting hole on the
underside of
X822 and screw
down using a F/F spacer
(M2.5*12mm)
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❸ |
Push a
M/F spacer
(M2.5*12mm) up through
the arrowed mounting hole on the
topside of
X822 and screw
down using a F/F spacer
(M2.5*15mm) |
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❹ |
Insert your hard disk
into the SATA socket.
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❺ |
Use your thumb
and forefinger of left hand to press the
PCB and HDD hardly
then screw down
(M3*6mm screws).
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❻ |
a) Place your Raspberry Pi
on top of X822 and screw down
(M2.5*6mm screws)
b) Connect the 2-pin power cable from X822
to Raspberry Pi
pin header - Pin 4 (5V,
Read wire) and Pin 6
(Ground, Black
wire).
c) Insert the USB3.0 jumper |
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Optional -To use with X735 power management board
a) Unscrew 4 screws on the topside of Raspberry pi
b) Screw the M/F spacer (M2.5*12mm)
down until it is hand
tight
c) Plugs the X735 straight into your Raspberry Pi's GPIO
header and screw down
(M2.5*6mm screws)
d) Connect the 2-pin power connection wire from the
5V out
connector on X735 to X822 2-pin power socket
Power adapter
must be connected to the X735 only , not X822 and Raspberry
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