Installing NFC Breakout

Orient the NFC breakout with the NFC cover.

Use 4 M3x4mm long screws to secure the NFC breakout PCB to the cover.

Place the NFC breakout over the cover so the mounting holes are lined up.

Secured NFC Breakout

Insert and fasten the M3 screws to secure the NFC breakout to the NFC cover.

Install Stacking Headers

Press the extra tall stacking headers onto the Pi's GPIO headers.

Connect Active Cooling Fan

Get the active cooling fan ready to install onto the Raspberry Pi.

Plug in the cale from the active cooling fan to the fan port on the Raspberry Pi.

Install Active Cooling Fan

Orient the active cooling fan with the Raspberry Pi so the plastic screws are lined up with their corresponding mounting holes.

Place the active cooling fan over the Raspberry Pi. Press the two plastic screws so they fit through the mounting holes.

Installing Pi 

Insert the Pi into the 3D printed frame so the ports fit through their corresponding cutouts. Line up the mounting holes.

Secure Pi to Frame

Use four M2.5 x 10mm long screws and hex nuts to secure the Raspberry Pi to the 3D printed frame.

Connect M.2 Hat

Loosen the latch from the PCIe port and insert the flex cable from the M.2 Hat+ breakout.

Fully seat the flex cable and press the latch to secure it shut.

Install M.2 Hat

Line up the pins from the Pi with the pins on the M.2 Hat. Press down on the M.25 Hat to fully seat the GPIO pins.

Connect NFC Breakout

Plug the 2x20 socket header onto the Pi's GPIO header so the corresponding pins are inserted correctly.

Install NFC Cover to Frame

Line up the edge of the 3D printed NFC cover with the railing on the frame. Slide the cover so it lined up with the frame.

Install Top Cover

Orient the top cover with the 3D printed frame. Press fit the top cover to close it shut.

Install Bottom Cover

Orient the bottom cover with the frame so the ports on the Pi's are lined up with the cutouts.

Press fit the bottom cover onto the frame.

Install microSD Card

Insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot on the Raspberry Pi.

Power Raspberry Pi

Plug in the 27W PD Power Supply 5.1V 5A into the USB C port on the Raspberry Pi.

 Connect a HDMI display to the micro HDMI0 port on the Raspberry Pi.

The python script should automatically start after the booting sequence.

Play Movies

Place an NFC card over the NFC cover to start playing a movie.