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--- internal:proddocs:5170 [2021/09/30 11:40] – chrissy
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 ====== 5170 Build Instructions ======
+<note warning> This SOP is no longer relevant. Please update SOP to reflect installing HDD in UNV NVR only</note>
 <note warning>The 5170  assembly contains components that are sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD) – please make sure you are wearing your wrist strap when handling.</note>
 Remove the cover of the NVR case  (203706) = 3 screws
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 Remove extra motherboard mounting post from the casing.
 <note important>This is a bit tricky and will need a pair of grips to rotate the pin out of the case. Make sure there is no lose metal left behind.</note>
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 Start connecting the wires to the motherboard.<note important> The fan needs to be plugged into a fan power supply on the board. (shown above).</note> Next, connect the power cables from the front of the case to the Motherboard.
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+Adjust the blue jumpers to the correct position covering.
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+Connect all the power cables to the Motherboard and the external Hard-drive. One cable for the hard-drive will come from the PSU, the other will come from the Motherboard (see picture) above
+Now it is safe to secure the PSU using the bracket provided. Also, plug in the power cable from the case into the PSU and switch the switch to on (1).
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+Next place the SSD into the slot nearest the PSU.<note> You will need a short screw to keep it in place.
+</note>
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+<note warning>Add the CPU. You should already be wearing anti-static aids, but if not, make sure you are now. Using the correct driver, undo the CPU holder in the correct order as shown on the actual holder. Release the 2nd bracket and remove the plastic holder. Remove the CPU from its box, carefully - to avoid touching the connectors. Remove the plastic housing and gently sit onto the motherboard. Now lock-in the first clamp. Then screw down the 2nd clamp in the correct order. Make sure the top of the CPU is clean of grease, finger marks and any dirt. Next you will place the heat sink onto the CPU. As you remove the heat sink from its packaging, take extra care not to touch the grey heat paste on the bottom. Align the heat-sink with caution so as to not smudge the paste when the two meet. It is advised to face the fan toward the outer casing. Align the screws above the holes. It is best to loosely start all four screws in place before you tighten them. You then need to connect the fan power cable to the Motherboard.</note>
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+<note>Now we can place x 2 Server RAM into the slots furthest from the CPU</note>
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+Finally, tidy up the cables with the provided tape and cable tiles. Ensure the cables will not move about and short out or obstruct parts on the Motherboard.
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+ --- //[[chrissy@osukl.com|Christine Walsh]] 05/10/2021 08:22// UPDATED