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Nano Pi2 UMPC

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Publication date 2017-09-04 at 17:28
Design number 14357
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More details about this project on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2514014

Nano Pi2 in action: https://youtu.be/Qcx_SnriwhU

Pursuing this exercise of integration and design of cases, here is the intermediate stage towards the development of a complete computer, in the UMPC size, running the Raspberry Pi version 2 board.

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On the previous project Raspberry UMPC (https: // www.thingiverse.com (http://www.thingiverse.com) / thing: 2430252) The Raspberry port is the only one of its kind in the world.

. To finish, it is necessary to manage actively the strong heating of Raspberry Pi3.

HDMI without destroying anything.

If you are interested, you can answer the following question: https://goo.gl/forms/Gfs5fyGjNHq9FU3E3. Thank you for your opinion!

Preparation of Raspberry panel. Paired the bluetooth keyboard, parametrize the WIFI connection. Verify that everything works.

To do it, it is possible to follow the advice proposed by Adafruit: https://learn.adafruit.com/diet-raspberry-pi/steps. Solder the FCP / FFP connector instead of the original HDMI one.

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Prepare the screen by unsticking the LCD panel (very fragile Warning: break very easily ...). Clean both surfaces: board and LCD backward by removing the adhesive tape. Deprive all the connectors, solder the connector FFC / FPC instead of the HDMI. Recut the electroni board. Keep the micro switch and cable the ignition of the backlight.

Battery:

Use the small switch and switch it to the powerboost. Cable the set according to the instructions for use by Adafruit for his module.

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On Zortrax M200:
Box: Black Z-ABS 0.14, max infill
LCD bezel: Red Z-ULTRA, 0.14, max infill
LCD backcover: Red Z-ULTRA, 0.14, max infill.

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