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Slide the camera into the 3D printed camera case.
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Secure it in place with:
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M3 x 18mm Cap Head Bolt
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M3 Nylon Nut
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Fix the assembly to the inside left of the front of the printers frame using an M4x12mm button head bolt and M4 T-nut.
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Feed the USB cable up from under the base and connect it to the camera.
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Plug in the gantry motor cables.
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These are the twisted cables that came with the LDO motors.
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Feed them into the base.
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Feed into the base with the top right motor cable the endstop cable.
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Use the included cable covers to hide the cables in the extrusions.
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The camera cable should be excluded.
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Lay the printer front side down to gain access the the electronics underneath.
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Feed the tool carriage cable loom into the base and use a cable tie to secure it in place.
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Feed the cables from the print heads into the base and use a cable tie to secure them in place also.
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Eddy Probe to USB port on BTT Pi.
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Servo:
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Black and Red power cables to the 5V terminals on the converter.
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White signal cable to mainboard.
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Y-Endstop
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Part cooling
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Enclosure Fan (Extension Cable)
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Use the cable tie mounts and cable ties to hold everything together.
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When securing the cable tie mounts for the USB hub, ensure they are spaced so the cable ties run between the ports on the hub.
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Wire the Z-motors as shown in the diagram.
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The diagram is orientated to show you the position of the motors if the printer were lying front face down.
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Wire the gantry motors as shown.
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Motor cable adapter
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The diagram is orientated to show you the position of the motors if the printer were lying front face down.
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Use the cable tie mounts and cable ties to clean up any loose or dangling cables.
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Ready to move onto the next stage? Click here.
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