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Computing System Assembly
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- You mount the Navigator Controller on the Raspberry Pi 4 using the instructions given by Blue Robotics.
- You assemble the Raspberry Pi 4 on the electronics tray using stands.
- Take a spare USB-C cable (rated for 5W) and solder its ends onto the PDB. Connect the USB-C to the RPi4.
- Flash the SD card using Configuration Steps and connect the SD card. Make sure to use SanDisk cards (present in parts list) to prevent memory corruption on abrupt shutdowns.
- Just like the Raspberry Pi 4, mount the Nano on the electronics tray using the stands.
- IMPORTANT: Use a high-rated Barreljack connector for powering the Nano. Using a low-rated Barreljack or a Micro-USB cable can limit current draw and your ML inference power. Again, solder the ends of the Barreljack onto the PDB.
- Flash the SD card using Configuration Steps.
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- Design Improvements
- Parts List
- Important Tools
- Fabricating Structures (and General Instructions)
- Power System Assembly
- Thruster System Assembly
- Computing System Assembly
- Networking Assembly and Tether
- Sensor Assembly
- Enclosure Assembly (Left)
- Enclosure Assembly (Right)
- Final Assembly
- OS Installation and Configuration (RPI)
- Software Installation (RPI)
- OS Installation and Configuration (Nano)
- Software Installation (Nano)
- Network Configuration