Assembling SimuCUBE 320W kit - Revision history

Tero K at 11:52, 29 June 2016

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‎Tools and parts needed

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‎Parts (included in the full kit)

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fan spec, wire lengths

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 See also [[SimuCUBE|List of SimuCUBE documentation]] for 480W/720W model kit assembly instructions and other guides.
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−	[[File:Simucube assembled 320w.jpg\|thumb\|Assembled 320W SimuCUBE system. Assembling this is the goal of this document.]]	+	{{SimucubeManualNav}}[[File:Simucube assembled 320w.jpg\|thumb\|Assembled 320W SimuCUBE system. Assembling this is the goal of this document.]]
	This guide gives instructions of assembling a Granite Devices SimuCUBE kit for 320W power supply options. The kit of needed parts is available through [[Granite Devices web shop]] and also has been offered through [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/simucube-force-feedback-from-the-future#/ SimuCUBE indiegogo campaign].		This guide gives instructions of assembling a Granite Devices SimuCUBE kit for 320W power supply options. The kit of needed parts is available through [[Granite Devices web shop]] and also has been offered through [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/simucube-force-feedback-from-the-future#/ SimuCUBE indiegogo campaign].

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+![[File:simucube_wiring_320w-kit.jpg|thumbnail|Wiring diagram for SimuCUBE motherboard + Meanwell RSP-320-48 (320W kit)|1000px|none]]
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-) Attach positive (+48VDC) and negative wires between the power supply output and motherboard terminals.
+) Attach positive (+48VDC) and negative wires between the power supply output and motherboard terminals.<br />
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+<b>See step 6 for the wiring diagram</b><br />
-![[File:simucube_rsp320_48v-wires.jpg|thumbnail|Positive and negative connected to Meanwell RSP-320|480px|none]]
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-![[File:20160613-DSC_3246.jpg|thumbnail|Positive and negative connected to the SimuCUBE motherboard. Note: the SimuCUBE motherboard is grounded to the power supply via the two screw holes in this 320W kit so an additional grounding wire is not needed compared to 480W and 720W kits.|480px|none]]
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 ) Attach the fan side plate in place and attach the fan wires to the quick terminal on the motherboard.

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 {{Tip|If you need to disassemble any acrylic joints, use a small flat headed screw driver to loosen each tenon progressively to separate panels. Pulling panel with force may break the acrylic panel.}}<br />
-) Follow the [[SimuCUBE system user guide]] for usage
+) Follow the [[SimuCUBE end-user guide|SimuCUBE system user guide]] for usage
-{{Next|[[SimuCUBE system user guide]]}}
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 [[File:Simucube assembled 320w.jpg|thumb|Assembled 320W SimuCUBE system. Assembling this is the goal of this document.]]
 This guide gives instructions of assembling a Granite Devices SimuCUBE kit for 320W power supply options. The kit of needed parts is available through [[Granite Devices web shop]] and also has been offered through [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/simucube-force-feedback-from-the-future#/ SimuCUBE indiegogo campaign].
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 ====== Parts (included in the full kit) ======
-* SimuCUBE + IONI drive
+*1 pc SimuCUBE + IONI drive
-* 6 acrylic pieces for the case
+* 6 pcs acrylic pieces for the case
-* Meanwell RSP-320 power supply
+*1 pc Meanwell RSP-320 power supply
-* 2x M3x10 countersunk screw
+* 2 pcs M3x10 countersunk screw
-* 8x M4x8 button head screw
+* 8 pcs M4x8 button head screw
-* 4x M5x10 button head screw
+* 4 pcs M5x10 button head screw
-* 2x M3 locking nut
+* 2 pcs M3 locking nut
-* Schurter DC11.00001.003 IEC power socket ({{farnell|1207680}}, {{digikey|486-1963-ND}})
+* 1 pc Schurter DC11.00001.003 IEC power socket ({{farnell|1207680}}, {{digikey|486-1963-ND}})
-* 60x60x25mm cooling fan capable of starting at 5V: Qualtek FAD1-06025BBLW12 ({{Digikey|Q620-ND}}).
+* 1 pc 60x60x25mm cooling fan capable of starting at 5V: Qualtek FAD1-06025BBLW12 ({{Digikey|Q620-ND}}).
-* 1.5 mm^2 wire for electrical connections (50 cm)
+* 50 cm of 1.5 mm^2 wire for electrical connections
-* 1.5 mm^2 yellow-green wire for grounding (15 cm)
+* 15 cm of 1.5 mm^2 yellow-green wire for protective earth (15 cm)
 ====== Optional ======