Bleepler Kit Manual — LoBlast
Inside the packaging there should be 23 individual items. We’re about to go on a journey. Don’t worry — it shan’t hurt unless you art uncareful.
Separate the main PCB and the plastic chassis (pictured below). They should be set in the kit in a way that keeps them from getting stuck together before its time. If the PCB gets stuck inside the chassis before the components are soldered on it becomes very, very difficult to separate them.
Next apply the battery cover to whatever 9v battery you have readily available. If you do not have a 9v battery readily available then you will need to acquire one before your Bleepler will become fully operational. The smaller battery terminal sits closest to the far side of the Bleepler. Apply the LoBlast branded power supply cover as pictured below to ensure a conformist appearance.
We will start by doing the switch plinth sub build. Grab the switch plinth PCB (it’s the small one), the two 4 pin headers, and the key switch.
