Maybe you could send a picture to show how you figured out the pi was unseated? From your description it¡¯s a little hard to figure out what you¡¯re dealing with.
The way the display connects to the pi is pretty robust and unlikely to have disconnected. The raspberry pie is also screwed in so unlikely for it to have disconnected also.
A photo, especially of the side where the USB connections to the pi are made available, would be a big help, to others here, trying to help you.
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Gordon Kx4z
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On Jan 3, 2024, at 21:49, Gerald Sherman <ve4gks@...> wrote:
?I recently (earlier today) received a V2 that came from an American ham who was selling off his equipment. At first I thought everything was OK, but when I went to plug the official Pi keyboard-mouse combo in I found the Pi had come unplugged as the unit was apparently jarred in transit. I have 4 questions:
1) How do I open the unit?
2) How do I make sure I have the Pi correctly plugged in?
3) I don't know if the display has come unplugged from the Pi. If it has, how do I reconnect it?
4) I am under the impression that the RTC isn't well secured. Any comments?
These may sound stupid, but this is my first encounter with an sBIT, so I'm totally new to it. I hadn't expected to get an sBIT at this time, so I hadn't been following things too closely.
Also, when operating from battery power (which I will often do), how do I know when to recharge the battery. I have a Xiegu X6100, and when it is operating from its internal battery it will shut down when the battery reaches minimum safe charge.
Thanks
Gerry Sherman
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