Display module
Setting the VIK voltage selector
For this module you won't need to touch the VIK voltage selector switch, it can be on either 5V or NC. The 5V is not connected on the module.
Installing the module
You will need your keyboard, the display module, the flat cable, two screws and the included 1.5mm Allen key. You will also need a non-conductive tool to open and close the VIK connector. This can be a spudger, guitar pick, plastic screwdriver, your fingernail or something similar.
The keyboard, the display module, the flat cable, two screws and the included 1.5mm Allen key.
Start by lifting up the gray little tab of the VIK connector on the module with the non-conductive tool.
Lifting the tab on the module.
Insert the flat cable with the blue part sticking up. Push the cable in as far as possible in to the connector.
Inserting the flat cable.
Lower the tab back down with the non-conductive tool. You can lightly pull on the cable to see if it's in securely.
Lowering the tab back down.
Now position the module next to the keyboard.
Positioning the module.
Insert the cable through the hole in the keyboard and push it through all the way until the module roughly lines up with the screw holes.
Module in the correct position.
Rotate your keyboard and screw in the module using the included screws and the 1.5mm Allen key.
Screwing down the module.
Now lift the tab up from the VIK connector on the keyboard using the non-conductive tool.
Lifting the tab up on the keyboard.
Now insert the cable. The easiest way is to push down on the cable with your finger and carefully push it in to the connector until you can't push it in any further.
Pushing in the cable with your finger.
Lower the tab back down with the non-conductive tool.
Lowering the tab back down.
You've now successfully installed the display module! You can now continue with the build guide.
Installed module.
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