Difficulty

Easy

Steps

6

Time Required

                          2 - 5 minutes

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  • Sigrow Soil Pro Assembly
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What you need

Step 1

              Ensure you have the components
  • Watermelon Soil Sensor
  • b07 PCB [coated]
  • body b07
  • hat b07
  • inside bottom plate b07
  • You will need a flat-head screw driver (1.5 to 2.0 mm)

Watermelon Soil Sensor

b07 PCB [coated]

body b07

hat b07

inside bottom plate b07

You will need a flat-head screw driver (1.5 to 2.0 mm)

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Step 2

              Insertion cable
  • Insert watermelon cable through case and inside bottom plate
  • Pay attention that the temperature humidity sensor slot is on the left side

Insert watermelon cable through case and inside bottom plate

Pay attention that the temperature humidity sensor slot is on the left side

Step 3

              Connect soil sensor to pcb
  • Ensure all the ports of the connector are open
  • These 4 ports are open!
  • This port is closed!
  • To open the port unscrew counterclockwise
  • Follow the colour guideline and ensure all the cables are fully inserted.
  • Close the ports tightly by rotating clockwise. One at a time is easier.

Ensure all the ports of the connector are open

These 4 ports are open!

This port is closed!

To open the port unscrew counterclockwise

Follow the colour guideline and ensure all the cables are fully inserted.

Close the ports tightly by rotating clockwise. One at a time is easier.

Step 4

              Slide pcb in
  • Ensure 8 to 12 cm of cable are left inside the case facing upwards
  • Slide pcb in.
  • Quality Control: If the PCB doesn’t slide in the case or the fit is too loose (PCB slides downwards by itself when inverted) OR the pcb makes a shaki sound when you shake the case -> request new case or contact a senior sigrow technician

Ensure 8 to 12 cm of cable are left inside the case facing upwards

Slide pcb in.

Quality Control: If the PCB doesn’t slide in the case or the fit is too loose (PCB slides downwards by itself when inverted) OR the pcb makes a shaki sound when you shake the case -> request new case or contact a senior sigrow technician

Step 5

              Close the case with hat
  • Quality Control: Looks easy but the hat shouldn’t be too tight (no need to force to insert it) and not too loose (doesn’t fall when sensor upside down)

Quality Control: Looks easy but the hat shouldn’t be too tight (no need to force to insert it) and not too loose (doesn’t fall when sensor upside down)

Step 6

              Place in inventory box
  • Boxes of 10, sensors on borders, cables towards the center so we can pull them easily later

Boxes of 10, sensors on borders, cables towards the center so we can pull them easily later

In case of doubt reach a senior sigrow technician

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