Assembly

This instruction will guide you through a assembly process.
All references and part types can be found in BOM (Bill Off Materials)

Minimal configuration for usage with 5V power supply and 5V Addressable LEDs:

1. Solder jumpers

• Jumpers have to be soldered first according to chosen configuration.
  | Jumper name | Description | | ----------- | ----------- | | IO1-IO3 | Let you choose D2 output, GPIO1 or GPIO3 | | IO15 | Let you choose if your output 15 is shifted or not | | IO15-1 | Must be solderedif output 15 is shifted | | IO14 | Let you choose if your output 14 is shifted or not | | IO14-1 | Must be solderedif output 14 is shifted | | J-R2 | If sodered bypass resistor R2 | | J-R1 | If resistor R1 must be used |

2. Level shifter and passive low profile elements

• First solder components with low profile.
• Level shifter (LV1)
• Check correct orientation (notch of the level shifter must be alined with silk screen on board)
• Solder resistors R3
• Diodes D1 and D2;
• Check orientation with markings on PCB.
• Solder capacitor C1;

3. Headers and PTC fuse

• Two headers H1 and H2
• Now solder the fuse holder (F1)
• Next PTC fuse (F2)

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4. transistor, electrolytic capacitors, buck power converter and sensor

• Solder the transistor Q1 (put it like the template on the pcb)

• And now the capacitors C6 and C2 (pay attention at + and -)

Options:

1. PS1 (jumper select)
2. U1
3. I2C sensor
4. OLED display
5. SW1
6. IR

4. relay, terminal blocks

• Solder relay to PCB (K1)

• Finally solder the screw terminal blocks X1 and X2

5. add solder to traces

Add good amount of solder to traces shown in red. For more Amps to flow through.

Fuse and power selector

Now put a fuse into the fuse holder. If you have a add-on board, you can now put it in. Before you put the jumper on the power selector, do the next step of the wiki first.

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