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1Print the bottom and top half of the Beating Heart
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2Use some 3M to attach the lipo battery into the shell. Make sure to press it firmly into the housing so that it doesn’t fall out.
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3Insert the TITAN Core into the pre-made holes in the structure. The attached headers should friction fit there holding the Core in place.
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4Attach the DRAKE by removing the adhesive stickers from the bottom of the motor and press it firmly into the structure. Make sure to press and hold firmly so the adhesive can bond well to the plastic.
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5Insert the lipo battery connector into the built-in JST connector on the TITAN Core. Ensure that the lipo battery direction is correct.
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6After, unscrew the L+ and L-terminals on the Core and insert the DRAKE wires inside. Screw down the terminals and ensure that there is a solid hold on the wires. Follow this wiring schematic below.
Wiring schematic
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7Close the two halves of the heart together. Use the 4 x M1.4 x 5 Philips Head self-tapping screws to hold the two halves together.
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8Get the heart beating
In order to get it to start beating, open your device’s Bluetooth settings and look for a TITAN Device. After, connect to the device and ensure your volume is turned all the way up. Then press play on your music-playing or video streaming app and feel your content!
Ready to test? Here are some tracks to get you started:
- Heartbeat - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crcDniZa7RE
- Dance track - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8-nivH9nRM
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