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--- internal:proddocs:5180 [2022/04/11 13:39] – chrissy
+++ internal:proddocs:5180 [2023/09/26 12:12] (current) – ryan
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-<note tip>**Ensure jumpers are in desired locations – note, at this point the PCB has NOT been fitted to the case see pics below.**
+<note tip>**Ensure jumpers are in desired locations – note, at this point the PCB has NOT been fitted to the case see pics below.**</note>
   - **Image 1: 1 jumper**
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 Note – nut has a flat edge.
 Ensure notch is at the top of M12.**</note>
+<note important>**CAN CONNECTOR CABLE SOLDERING DIFFERS IF YOU HAVE NEW VERSION OF CAN BOARD. PLEASE CHECK BELOW FOR CHANGES.
+**</note>
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 **See below pic.**
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-<note warning>**Heat sink assy. Unpack heat pipes CAUTION these are filled with liquid so handle with care.
+<note warning>**Heat sink assy. Unpack heat pipes CAUTION these are filled with liquid so handle with care.  this is quite fiddly and needs care and attention. Ensure all excess heat sink compound is cleaned up.**</note>
-Follow video for full heat sink assembly as this is quite fiddly and needs care and attention. Ensure all excess heat sink compound is cleaned up.**</note>
 **
 After this, tidy up cables as needed with cable ties- ensure cables are safely routed and not touching the heat pipes. Ensure no cabling is pulled tight as it could dislodge a connector, see pic below.**
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 Check that the cabling is clear of the heat pipes.**</note>
-**Refit lid using 4 x screws removed earlier. Ensure hands are clean of heat sink compound before doing this, to avoid getting smears on unit.
-Take care not to cross thread these screws, and do not over tighten.**
-**Carefully clean finished box afterwards.
-Fit green connector to mating half on front plate.
-Give the unit a gentle shake to ensure there is nothing loose inside – unit is now ready for programming and final test.
-**
 ====== **Final test** ======
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 **The system will then continue with the self install.**
+**This will then boot up to the main Poseidon screen. Check that the serial number on the screen ties up with the number on the unit.**
+**Hold down: CTRL + Shift + semi colon, then press “C”
+**
+**Type: candump can0 and press enter**
+**Data will then appear and scroll on the screen, see pic below**
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+**Then, press CTRL + “C,”
+Swap the connector to CAN1,
+Type: candump can1 and press enter,
+Data will then scroll as per previous**
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+**Press CTRL + “C”**
+**Type: shutdown –t 0 then press enter
+Note the two spaces above!
+The unit will then shut down – add the green connector and box the unit
+**
+**Refit lid using 4 x screws removed earlier. Ensure hands are clean of heat sink compound before doing this, to avoid getting smears on unit.
+Take care not to cross thread these screws, and do not over tighten.**
+**Carefully clean finished box afterwards.
+Fit green connector to mating half on front plate.
+Give the unit a gentle shake to ensure there is nothing loose inside.
+**
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+**Fit the void sticker.
+Pack into the box the unit was originally supplied in see pic below.**
+<note important>Ensure the power connector 203134 is FITTED before packing</note>
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