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  1. You only need to do this step once. The standoffs can remain attached to the template permanently. Identify the green Assembly Template PCB. It has the part number TD-OCSE-D-AR printed on it. Note the orientation of the board. Standoffs will be installed on the side that says "THIS SIDE FACES DOWN."
    • You only need to do this step once. The standoffs can remain attached to the template permanently.

    • Identify the green Assembly Template PCB. It has the part number TD-OCSE-D-AR printed on it.

    • Note the orientation of the board. Standoffs will be installed on the side that says "THIS SIDE FACES DOWN."

    • Locate three M2.5 × 10 mm standoffs.

    • Secure each standoff using an M2.5 × 6 mm pan head machine screw, in the three locations shown.

    • The Assembly Template is now ready to be used.

  2. Identify the Main Board assembly PCB. It has part number TD-OCSE-D2-MB printed on its bottom side. The Main Board should have all surface mount soldering already completed before continuing.
    • Identify the Main Board assembly PCB. It has part number TD-OCSE-D2-MB printed on its bottom side.

    • The Main Board should have all surface mount soldering already completed before continuing.

    • For ease of access to the pads, it is recommended to solder component H5 before continuing.

    • Do not solder any components until being instructed to later.

    • Populate two components S1 and S4.

    • Populate two components S2 and S3.

    • Populate twelve components J1-12.

    • Note that four pairs of these components (J1/2, J4/5, J7/8, and J10/11) share a common hole for their grounding pins.

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