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Raspberry Pi 7'' Touch Display Aluminum Case for different (Assembly Kit)

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Case assembly kit for Raspberry Pi 7'' Touch Display and HAT sound card Attention! Display, Raspberry Pi and sound card are NOT included!

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The stylish case makes it easy to build your own sound system and having easy control over your system. The power management module supplies the device with a stable 5V voltage, requiring a 7 -12V power supply to keep the other components safe and continuous. Assembly instruction.

Case for assembly with the following items:

RaspTouch case set including Power Management Module
RCA cable
Monacor RCA Cinch golden ports.

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This case is for the official 7'' Raspberry Pi Touch Display and a HAT sound card by Hifiberry, IQaudIO, Allo or Abacus with additional GPIO bar. In order to ensure correct heat dissipation and thus counteract overheating of the circuits, we recommend using a heat sink or thermal paste (not included!) on the power management module. This applies in particular at a high input voltage (12 V). The power module is suitable for power supplies from 7V-12V.

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Attention! To use the case properly, you need a sound card with an extra GPIO bar, like the Allo BOSS DAC, New IQaudIO Pi-DAC or AroioDAC. If your sound card does not offer this, you have to solder the GPIO bar yourself.

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Instructions for use with Raspberry Pi 4:
The case is currently only compatible with the Raspberry Pi 3 or 3B+, as the position of the LAN and USB ports on the Raspberry Pi 4 have been swapped. The back plate of the case does not match the outputs of the Raspberry Pi 4! Apart from that, an additional micro-USB to USB-C adapter is required to connect the Pi 4 to the power module.