41 | | 1. Assemble mini-pcie if necissary:[[BR]][[Image(PciESide.jpg, 300)]][[Image(PciETop.jpg, 300)]] |
42 | | 1. There is a specific orientation for the 1/2 height adapter plate. If oriented incorrectly the card will not mount properly into the motherboard. |
43 | | 1. Assemble the mother board:[[BR]][[Image(MBoardAssembled.jpg, 300)]][[Image(UflAttachBottom.jpg, 300)]] |
44 | | 1. Attach the minicpie and pcimcia cards to the mother board. |
45 | | 1. The mother board should come out of the static bag with cpu and memory installed. |
46 | | 1. Connect all the pig tails and route the wires to the right side (facing the rear) of the motherboard. |
| 35 | 1. Install the wireless cards onto the motherboard first as it may be difficult to reach once the motherboard is in the case. |
| 36 | * Make sure to install any pigtails at this time as well |
| 37 | * check sections [http://www.orbit-lab.org/wiki/Hardware/fAssembly/#Antenna below] for which cards and which antenna cables are needed. |
| 38 | 2. Assemble the mother board:[[BR]][[Image(MBoardAssembled.jpg, 300)]][[Image(UflAttachBottom.jpg, 300)]] |
48 | | 1. The orientation of the screw holes on the chassis is very specific. |
49 | | 1. While aligning the mother board route the sma header from under neath the motherboard to the right behind the standoff. |
50 | | 1. This keeps the sma-ufl wires away from the cpu fan. |
51 | | 1. Once aligned use the 1/2" screws to secure the mother board. |
52 | | 1. Install Power supply:[[BR]][[Image(CasePowerMotherB.jpg, 300)]] |
53 | | 1. The power supply sits in the open area to the left (looking at the rear) of the mother board. |
| 40 | * The orientation of the screw holes on the chassis is very specific. |
| 41 | 2. Once aligned use the 1/2" screws to secure the mother board. |
| 42 | 3. Install Power supply:[[BR]][[Image(CasePowerMotherB.jpg, 300)]] |
55 | | 1. Slide in the power supply into place, while threading the black/yellow 4 pin header below the cpu heatsink. |
56 | | 1. It's important to thread the wire below other wise it will get stuck in the cpu fan. |
57 | | 1. The power supply will be secured to rear face plate when it is installed. |
58 | | 1. The power supply is not attached to the main U chassis however it must be inserted before installing the rear cap. |
59 | | 1. Connected the 24 pin atx power headers. |
60 | | 1. Connect 4 pin plug it to the extra power header behind the PS/2 keyboard/mouse riser. |
61 | | 1. Assemble the rear cap:[[BR]][[Image(SerialFront.jpg, 300)]] |
| 44 | 2. Slide in the power supply into place, while threading the black/yellow 4 pin header below the CPU heat sink. |
| 45 | * It's important to thread the wire below other wise it will get stuck in the CPU fan. |
| 46 | * The power supply will be secured to rear face plate when it is installed. |
| 47 | * The power supply is not attached to the main U chassis however it must be inserted before installing the rear cap. |
| 48 | 3. Connected the 24 pin ATX power headers. |
| 49 | 4. Connect 4 pin plug it to the extra power header behind the PS/2 keyboard/mouse riser. |
| 50 | 4. Assemble the rear cap:[[BR]][[Image(SerialFront.jpg, 300)]] |
63 | | 1. place the cable in the cut out on the top of the face plate opening. |
64 | | 1. Attach the mother board face plate to the opening on the rear face plate cap, locking the serial cable into the designated opening. |
65 | | 1. The face plate should be mount so that it is open on the right side (to allow for a expansion card) and closed on the left (as close to the power supply opening as possible). Install the end of the serial cable that is later attached to the CM at this time as well, as it gets threaded through the faceplate. |
66 | | 1. Mounting the rear cap on the U channel Chassis:[[BR]][[Image(FrontFace.jpg, 300)]] |
| 52 | 2. Place the cable in the cut out on the top of the face plate opening. |
| 53 | 3. Attach the mother board face plate to the opening on the rear face plate cap, locking the serial cable into the designated opening. |
| 54 | * The face plate should be mount so that it is open on the right side (to allow for a expansion card) and closed on the left (as close to the power supply opening as possible). Install the end of the serial cable that is later attached to the CM at this time as well, as it gets threaded through the faceplate. |
| 55 | 5. Mounting the rear cap on the U channel Chassis:[[BR]][[Image(FrontFace.jpg, 300)]] |
68 | | 1. Use two of 100 degree screws and attach the bottom holes power supply to the rear cap. |
69 | | 1. Use the 6-32 1/4" pan head screw to fasten the top of the power supply (near the 3 prong power header) to the rear cap. |
70 | | 1. Bolt all the sma headers to the face plate. The header position convention used is: |
71 | | 1. Header 1 of the wimax card goes to the left most (closest to the power supply) hole. |
72 | | 1. Header 2 immediately to the right of header 1. |
73 | | 1. !WiFi header of the 802.11 card goes to the right most hole. |
74 | | 1. Install the CM as directed by [http://www.orbit-lab.org/wiki/Hardware/fAssembly/CM here]. |
75 | | 1. Attach and Wire the hard drive:[[BR]][[Image(DiskStandOff.jpg, 300)]][[Image(DiskBackPlate.jpg, 300)]][[Image(DiskWire.jpg, 300)]] |
| 57 | 2. Use two of 100 degree screws and attach the bottom holes power supply to the rear cap. |
| 58 | 3. Use the 6-32 1/4" pan head screw to fasten the top of the power supply (near the 3 prong power header) to the rear cap. |
| 59 | 4. Bolt all the SMA headers to the face plate. The header position convention used is found in the sections below depending on which cards are installed. |
| 60 | 6. Install the CM as directed by [http://www.orbit-lab.org/wiki/Hardware/fAssembly/CM here]. |
| 61 | 7. Attach and Wire the hard drive:[[BR]][[Image(DiskStandOff.jpg, 300)]][[Image(DiskBackPlate.jpg, 300)]][[Image(DiskWire.jpg, 300)]] |
77 | | 1. Align the female end of stand offs with the holes on the right side of the front face plate (facing front) |
78 | | 1. The face plate should be oriented so that the cm holes are in the upper left corner. |
79 | | 1. The drive should be on the "inside" of the chassis and sata header should point to the left (towards the center of the case). |
80 | | 1. Fasten the disk, stand off assembly to the face plate with the M3 5mm pan head screws. |
81 | | 1. Attach power and SATA cables to the drive. |
82 | | 1. When attaching the SATA cable to the mother board, use the header closest to the CPU (sata1) |
83 | | 1. loop the Velcro strap through the holes on the bottom: |
84 | | 1. Tie down all the loose wires. |
85 | | 1. This prevents stray wires from getting to close to the cpu fan. |
86 | | 1. Mount the rear face plate:[[BR]][[Image(BackPlate.jpg, 300)]] |
| 63 | 2. Align the female end of stand offs with the holes on the right side of the front face plate (facing front) |
| 64 | * The face plate should be oriented so that the cm holes are in the upper left corner. |
| 65 | * The drive should be on the "inside" of the chassis and SATA header should point to the left (towards the center of the case). |
| 66 | 3. Fasten the disk, stand off assembly to the face plate with the M3 5mm pan head screws. |
| 67 | 4. Attach power and SATA cables to the drive. |
| 68 | * When attaching the SATA cable to the mother board, use the header closest to the CPU (SATA1) |
| 69 | 8. loop the Velcro strap through the holes on the bottom: |
| 70 | 1. Tie down all the loose wires. This prevents stray wires from getting to close to the CPU fan. |
| 71 | 9. Mount the rear face plate:[[BR]][[Image(BackPlate.jpg, 300)]] |