Pi-KVM RETRO Case for CSI-2 C779 Bridge w/ OLED Display Screen

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I made quite a few improvements from the original design. 1) Reduced number of parts from 3 to 2, this made it sturdier and reduces number of screws needed from 6 to 4. Raspberry Pi and CSI-2 adapters are held inside the case with rails, *not with screws.* The case itself holds everything together. 2) Made a notch on the back so that the SD card can be extracted easily. 3) Made holes for connections bigger and centered properly as my cables did not fit the holes on the original design 4) Moved the screen to the side as the CSI-2 bridge would not fit with the original design. Materials needed: 1x Raspberry Pi 4 1x CSI-2 779 bridge 4x 10cm DuPont male to male cables 1x 0.91in 128x32 OLED 2x M2.5 x 6mm flat head screws 1x 30mm fan (for the fan version of the case) ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS: **Please see attached pics for assembly. ** ** Insert the PI in the case without the micro SD card** (you can do it with the card inserted however this might introduce unnecessary stress) 1) Install the fan first. (if you chose the model with the fan) 2) Connect the screen DuPont cables to the PI and the CSI-2 C779 bridge the the PI with the ribbon cable. 3) Carefully slide the PI back at an angle using the notch on the right hand side of the case. 4) Once the PI reaches the back of the case lay it flat to the bottom of the case and then slide it back (about 1mm) so it can locks in place with the notches on the back of the case. 5) Insert the screen on its holder 6) Place the CSI-2 card on its holder the slide the front part of the case and screw everything together.