Side Panel(s)

Each case has four (4) locations for a side panel. If you have an SoC CPU, one side panel is already occupied by the CPU tray. In this case, you will instead need three (3) side panels.

Overview

Materials

These lists assume three (3) side panels are needed.

As IllustratedGeneric

Parts	Qty	Note
M3 x 6mm machine screws	6
M3 x 8mm machine screws	12	May substitute 10mm or 12mm.
M3 x 15mm machine screws	4	May substitute 16mm.
40mm x 10mm Axial Fan	1
RJ-45 Extension (panel mount)	1
USB Extension (panel mount)	2
Side Panel - Internal 40mm Fan - OmniBox Logo.stl	1	Printed
Side Panel - RJ-45 & Dual USB.stl	1	Printed
Side Panel - Blank.stl	1	Printed

Parts	Qty	Note
M3 x 8mm machine screws	12	May substitute 10mm or 12mm.
Side Panel	3	Printed

Directions

1. Use four (4) 15mm screws to attach the 40mm fan to the Internal 40mm Fan side panel. Here the fan is used as an intake.

2. Place the assembled side panel against the case body. Note that the top and bottom screw holes are not symmetrical. This fan will act as a second intake in the front, opposite the one on the Raspberry Pi.

3. Fasten with four (4) M3 screws at least 8mm long.

4. The next side panel is for RJ-45 and USB panel mounted extensions. First determine the correct orientation for the RJ-45 socket.

5. Secure with two 6mm screws.

6. The USB connectors do not have a fixed orientation. The USB connector will insert slightly into the panel mount. Secure the extensions with 6mm screws.

7. Slide the panel in place and fasten with four (4) 8mm screws.

8. Attach the remaining (blank) panel with the remaining four (4) 8mm screws.

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