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{{SimucubeManualNav}}[[File:Simucube assembly 480w 720w.jpg|thumb|Assembled 480/720W SimuCUBE system. Assembling this is the goal of this document.]]
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[[File:Simucube assembly 480w 720w.jpg|thumb|Assembled 480/720W SimuCUBE system. Assembling this is the goal of this document.]]
 
This guide gives instructions of assembling a Granite Devices SimuCUBE kit for 480W/720W 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 launch campaign].
 
This guide gives instructions of assembling a Granite Devices SimuCUBE kit for 480W/720W 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 launch campaign].
  
 
See also [[SimuCUBE|List of SimuCUBE documentation]] for 320W model kit assembly instructions and other guides.
 
See also [[SimuCUBE|List of SimuCUBE documentation]] for 320W model kit assembly instructions and other guides.
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==Tools and parts needed==
 
==Tools and parts needed==
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* 7 pcs acrylic pieces for the case
 
* 7 pcs acrylic pieces for the case
 
* 1 pcs Meanwell NDR-480 or SDR-480 power supply
 
* 1 pcs Meanwell NDR-480 or SDR-480 power supply
* 8 pcs M3x8 button head screw
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* 4 pcs M3x6 button head screw
* 6 pcs M3x12 button head screw
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* 6 pcs M3x10 button head screw
 
* 2 pcs M3x10 countersunk screw
 
* 2 pcs M3x10 countersunk screw
 
* 4 pcs M4x16 socket screw
 
* 4 pcs M4x16 socket screw
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* 2 pcs M3 locking nut
 
* 2 pcs M3 locking nut
 
* 4 pcs M4 locking nut
 
* 4 pcs M4 locking nut
* 4 pcs threaded 10mm brass cubes
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* 2 pcs threaded 10mm brass cubes
 
* 1 pc 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}})
 
* 1 pc 80x80x25mm cooling fan capable of starting at 5V
 
* 1 pc 80x80x25mm cooling fan capable of starting at 5V
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6) Connect grounding and mains wires to the power supply's screw terminal. Cut wires approx 13 cm long (total length with crimp ferrules becomes approx 13 cm).
 
6) Connect grounding and mains wires to the power supply's screw terminal. Cut wires approx 13 cm long (total length with crimp ferrules becomes approx 13 cm).
 
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10) Attach positive (+48VDC), negative and grounding wires between the power supply output and motherboard terminals. Crimp the fork terminal on the other end of the grounding cable and do a pull test to make sure it is crimped well. Cut the earthing wire approx 13 cm long (total length with crimp connectors becomes approx 14 cm).<br />
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10) Attach positive (+48VDC), negative and grounding wires between the power supply output and motherboard terminals. Crimp the fork terminal on the other end of the grounding cable and do a pull test to make sure it is crimped well. Cut the earthing wire approx 13 cm long (total length with crimp connectors becomes approx 14 cm).
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<b>See step 6 for the wiring diagram</b><br />
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