If you are not planning on using the suction cups and wish to close up the case then follow the step below otherwise skip to the Section – Flick Zero Case Assembly With Suction Cups. Step 3 – Insert the Raspberry Pi and the Flick board on the side of the case where you can see the opening for the various connectors. Be careful not to cut through the feet and rather than using the tip of the screwdriver use the flat surface to push the head of rubber foot in.
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Step 2 – To install the rubber feet on the bottom part of the case you will either have to push and twist them through one of the 4 the holes or help yourself with a small screwdriver to tuck in the top part of the feet within the hole as shown on the left. Here is how it will look like once opened. Within the case you will find 4 rubber feet and 2 suction cups. The Flick Zero Case is the prefect enclosure for the Flick Zero. Step 5 – Screw the last 4 plastic bolts to hold the Flick Zero in place. If you have acquired the Flick Zero case please skip to the next Section – Flick Zero Case assembly. Step 4 – Place the Flick Zero on top of the Raspberry Pi by gently pushing the female header onto the Raspberry Pi male header. Step 3 – Get the Flick Zero from its anti-static bag. Once the two are fully rotated into position the Raspberry Pi and the Flick board should sit nicely in the bottom part of the case. The PCBs of the two boards should be aligned within the grooves of the panel as shown in the picture. Step 3 – Insert the Raspberry Pi and the Flick board in the bottom part of the case by first placing the USB connectors in. Step 2 – To install the rubber feet on the bottom part of the case you will either have to push and twist them through one of the 4 the holes or help yourself with a small screwdriver to tuck in the top part of the feet within the hole as shown on the left. Within the case you will find 4 rubber feet and 4 suction cups. This should allow you to detach the top cover and easily take a part the case. Step 1 – After removing the protective plastics pull gently out the two sides of the bottom part of the case to unhook the top. The Flick HAT Case is the prefect enclosure for the Flick HAT. Step 5 – Screw the last 4 plastic bolts to hold the Flick HAT in place.Īt this point the Flick Zero is ready to be used. If you have acquired the Flick HAT case please skip to the next Section – Flick HAT Case assembly. Step 4 – Place the Flick HAT on top of the Raspberry Pi by gently pushing the female header onto the Raspberry Pi male header. Step 3 – Get the Flick HAT from its anti-static bag. The bolts should be screwed in with a PH0 screwdriver.
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