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Putting Together the Roboduino

Step 2The Small Parts

The Small Parts
To get started, the first thing you will want to do is layout all the Roboduino kit parts and organize them for easy reference.

We started off by soldering all the resistors first. Bend the resistor ends over to fit through the holes on the Roboduino. To hold them in place, put a small piece of tape over the resistor and then bend the legs outward. You can then solder them onto the board and remove the tape.

Once all the resistors are in place, do the same thing for the 4 (3mm) LED's. Remember to put the longer leg of the LED in the positive (+) hole. The shorter leg is the negative.

Find the two 22pF (they have the black dot on top) and solder those to C2 & C3

Next find the 60V .4A Resettable PTC fuse (yellow) and solder it down.

Here comes the fun part, solder down all eight .1uF caps, 5mm lead spacing (they are orange). The first one we did, was bending all over the place. It was a lot easier to trim them down first, then solder.

Whew... we are almost there.

Locate the push button (marker RESET), schottky 5A (goes to marker F1), and 16Mhz crystal (goes to marker (Q1) and solder these to the board.





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