TOOLS

• PCB Board Cutter
• Nipper
• Tweezers
• Soldering Station
• Solder
• Black Fineliner Pen 0.5mm
• Precision Files

COMPONENTS

• Universal Prototype Board 95x72mm 1.6mm thick
• Adafruit Soft Tactile Button x2
• 0.3mm Polyurethane Copper Wire 100mm

Cut an universal prototype board with the PCB Board Cutter as shown in the image.

Solder two soft tactile buttons to the universal prototype board. Solder the legs of the soft tactile buttons with polyurethane copper wires so that it will be ON when either button is pressed.

Solder the 2 pin flat capper cable from the Raspberry Pi GPIO connector to the soft tactile buttons. Make sure that the 2 pin flat capper cable does not interfere with the Shutter Button Base.

Paint Mint now with the black fineliner pen 0.5mm.

Assemble the shutter button. Make sure you can press the shutter button without getting caught. And make sure that the shutter button returns to its original position without getting caught. If it gets caught, File down the sides of the Shutter Button Panel and the hole of the Shutter Button Side with precision files.

1. Plug the power supply cable into the Raspberry Pi.

2. Connect Wi-Fi if it didn't connect automatically.

3. When the crypto wallet appears, touch the panel of the software keyboard.

4. Enter the password using the software keyboard.

5. Exit the software keyboard.

1. Press the shutdown button.

2. Make sure the green LED is off.

3. Unplug the power supply cable.