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 ===== General Information =====
-This manual shows you how to build a naked DJI Action 5 Pro camera with the FPVFrame.ch DIY Kit. This manual is still a work in progress. The modding of that camera is for advanced users only and you are risking breaking your camera. Please read all the steps carefully and take your time to increase you chance of sucess. Also make sure you have all the required tools before you start the build. Happy building and if you are in doubt don't hesitate to contact support.
+This manual shows you how to build a naked DJI Action 5 Pro camera with the FPVFrame.ch DIY Kit. This manual is still a work in progress. **The modding of that camera is for advanced users only and you are risking breaking your camera. Please read all the steps carefully and take your time to increase you chance of sucess.** Also make sure you have all the required tools before you start the build. Happy building and if you are in doubt don't hesitate to contact support.
 ===== Content of Shipment =====
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   * Cutter Knife
   * Hobby Knife
+  * Plastic Spudger
   * Pliers
   * Heavy duty side cutters
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   * Thin double sided tape
   * AWG 28 or 30 silicone wire in the colors red, black and white
+  * 2K Epoxy
 ===== Safety information =====
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   * Slide along the seam of the back display.
   * Adding heat with a heat gun can make this step easier.
-  * Make sure to not cut to deep so you don't damage the back display ribbon cable.
+  * Cut along the left, top and right side of the display, do not cut the bottom side of the display in order to not have any chance to damage the display ribbon cable.
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+  * Once you cut all three sides you can then fold up the display along the bottom edge.
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-  * Once you made a full rotation with the knife gently lift the display from the main body of the camera.
+  * Once folded up the display you can remove it completely.
   * The flat ribbon cable connecting the back display to the motherboard is still connected.
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   * Use a PH0 screwdriver to remove the four screws holding the mainboard holder.
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-  * Tuck in the ribbon cable connector from the sensors and button into the gap from the mainboard holder.
+  * Unscrew the two screws from the left side of the button and sensor ribbon cable with a PH0 screwdriver
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+  * Start to remove the left side of the button and sensor ribbon cable and fold it towards the middle. Make sure to not damage the cable as we need it later.
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   * Screw in the spare screw from the lens cover to the top right corner of the mainboard holder. Make sure to not screw it in to deep and damaging the front display.
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   * Pry out the mainboard holder using pliers on the screw and pushing in from the lens side with a finger.
   * Once the mainboard holder is around the height of the middle of the case, pay attention to not damage the front display connector shown in the picture.
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-  * Make sure the ribbon cable from the sensors and button goes behind the nose of the mainboard holder so it doesn't get damaged.
+  * Slide the mainboard holder under the ribbon cable by lifting it up on the right side and remove it completely.
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   * Your camera should now look like this
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-  * Remove all four screws holding the silver pieces of the sensor and button ribbon cable.
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-  * Heat up the cable gently and start to carefully remove it.
-  * Start from the left side, then jump to the right side.
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+  * Remove the remaining two screws holding the silver pieces of the sensor and button ribbon cable of the right side.
   * After the left and right side are free, you need to remove the sensor part of the ribbon cable.
   * Heat this part up gently and remove it carefully with some plastic tools.
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   * Make sure the orientation of the cable and pad is like shown on the picture.
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-  * Use some UV mask to protect the cable and solderpads and cure with a UV flashlight.
+  * Use some UV mask to protect the cable and solderpads and cure with a UV flashlight or use some other kind of glue.
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+  * The button and sensor ribbon cable should now look like this.
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+  * Cut off the sensor on the left side. Make sure to not damage any lanes going to the connector itself.
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   * Cut the ribbon PCB like shown in the picture
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+  * Fold the ribbon PCB like shown in the picture, make sure to not bend the cable at too much of a angle.
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+  * Secure the folded ribbon PCB with some capton tape and carefully cut off the excess tape.
-TODO Cut Sensor off from Sensor Ribbon Cable
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   * Plug in the front display ribbon cable to the mainboard. Ensure correct alignment before applying force.
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-  * ATTENTION: THE BACK DISPLAY CABLE IS CONNECTED THE WRONG WAY IN ALL FOLLOWING PICUTRES. MAKE SURE TO CONNECT IT THE RIGHT WAY (manual will be updated ASAP)
   * Add the back display cable and tape it together to a compact package sitting ontop of the mainboard.
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   * Attach the cooling fan to the back case with M2*5 screws using an M2 hex tool.
   * Make sure to get the fan direction right.
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   * Shorten the fan power cables.
   * Shorten the mainboard power cables.
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   * Solder both black cables to the GND pad.
   * Solder the white button cable to the PWR pad.
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   * Plug in the BEC ribbon cable to the mainboard. Ensure correct alignment before applying force.
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   * Connect BEC ribbon cable to the BEC. Ensure correct alignment before applying force.
   * You will need to open the black bracket, slide in the ribbon cable and then close the bracket again.