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1Start by checking all parts are present
Make sure that all parts came in good shape and no apparent damage is done on the way. Flash Tamagotchi software to Wemos D1 board just to make sure it works.
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2Solder push buttons
Start by soldering push buttons. Make sure not to apply to much tin, as it will complicate battery holder installation in the future.
Please remove sticking part of the pins
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3Solder Wemos D1 module - headers to module first
Solder headers to the Wemos D1 module. Long part of the header should be directed to the motherboard. Make sure to align them right, use motherboard as an aligning tool. When soldered it will be tightly pressed against battery socket.
Start with just one pin each side and double check your work. Then you can proceed to other pins.
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4Solder Wemos D1 module - motherboard side
Solder headers to the motherboard from the back side. Do not use too much solder, just enough to make solid connection. Excessive solder will block battery connector later on
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5Assemble screen
Assemble 4 brass rings on the screen. Use 4 M2 screws.
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6Screw screen to the motherboard and cut screen connecor pins
Use remaining 4 M2 screws to connect screen to the motherboard firmly. Make sure the screen is well aligned.
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7Flash firmware
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8Solder in the buzzer
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9Solder battery socket in place
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