CubeSat Kit

Assembly Guide

Kit Description

Introducing the Educational CubeSat Kit, an all-in-one educational package designed to demystify satellite
technology and space science. This 1U CubeSat Kit replicates the real deal, with onboard electronics, solar panels,
atmospheric sensors, and a transceiver for wireless communication. The kit provides comprehensive resources for
hands-on learning, fostering STEM education, problem-solving, and project-based learning. It's perfect for schools,
hobbyists, STEM clubs, and anyone passionate about exploring space. Embark on your space journey with this
inspiring educational tool!

Kit Outcomes

This miniature satellite kit provides students with a unique opportunity to gain practical insights into satellite design,
construction, and deployment. One of the key outcomes of working with this kit is the development of critical
problem-solving skills as students tackle real-world engineering challenges. Additionally, this kit can spark a
lifelong passion for space exploration and technology, inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers.
Furthermore, CubeSat projects often result in tangible accomplishments, such as successful launches and data
collection, reinforcing the value of teamwork and persistence in achieving scientific goals. This CubeSat Kits offers
a dynamic and engaging platform for students to learn, explore, and engage in the exciting field of space
exploration.

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with proper attribution. Redistribution to external parties for any purpose is strictly prohibited without prior written
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termination or expiration.

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Table of Contents

1.0 | Systems Overview .................................................................................................. 5

1.1 | Main Control Board (MCB) ........................................................................ 7
1.2 | Battery Management System (BMS) .......................................................... 13
1.3 | Atmospheric Sensing Board (ASB) ........................................................... 15
2.0 | Frame Assembly ................................................................................................. 19
2.1 | 1u Frame Assembly .................................................................................... 21
2.2 | Replacement Parts ...................................................................................... 24
3.0 | No-Solder Assembly Kit ...................................................................................... 25
3.1 | BMS Assembly ......................................................................................... 27
3.2 | MCB Assembly .......................................................................................... 29
3.3 | ASB Assembly .......................................................................................... 33
4.0 | Solder Assembly Kit ............................................................................................ 35
4.1 | BMS Assembly .......................................................................................... 37
4.2 | MCB Assembly .......................................................................................... 41
4.3 | ASB Assembly ........................................................................................... 45
4.4 | Visual Inspection ........................................................................................ 48
5.0 | Ground Station .................................................................................................... 49
5.1 | Ground Station Software ............................................................................ 50
6.0 | Appendix ............................................................................................................. 53
6.1 | Drawings ................................................................................................... 54
6.2 | Schematics ................................................................................................ 55
6.3 | Links ......................................................................................................... 59

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1.0 | Systems Overview
Section Highlights:
This section highlights the main internal systems of the 1u CubeSat. It additionally contains information about
sensor integration, module expansion, test pads, and system depictions.

1.1 | Main Control Board (MCB) ........................................................................ 7

1.2 | Battery Management System (BMS) .......................................................... 13
1.3 | Atmospheric Sensing Board (ASB) ........................................................... 15

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1.1
Main Control Board (MCB)

The Main Control Board (MCB) functions as the central control of the CubeSat. The
primary microcontroller, a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040), interfaces with the rest of the MCB
sensors, and communicates with the rest of the CubeSat’s onboard and connected modules. To fit
inside the EdgeFlyte 1u CubeSat frame, the board is 83x83mm at a 1mm board thickness.
Additionally, there is a 1.5mm ‘keep out zone’ on the right and left sides of the board to ensure
proper placement inside the frame. A list of onboard components is as follows:

• RPI Pico (RP2040) • 3.5mm Audio Jack Receptacle

• NRF24L01 Module • RGB Indicator Light
• AT-09 Bluetooth Low Energy • MPU9250 IMU
Module • SHT3x Series Temp. and RH Sensor
• Micro SD Card Receptacle • NEO 6m GPS Module
• Buzzer

Additionally, the MCB is equipped with expansion ports which can be interfaced with
compatible sensors, modules, and units. Additional programming may be necessary for attached
modules; please see section 6 for more information. A list of expansion ports is as follows:

• EXP (I2C) • I2C

• GPIO (8 pin GPIO Header) • UART

The MCB also features a series of test pads, useful when diagnosing problems, observing
inter-module communications, and ensuring nominal states. In-depth information about these
pads can be found in section 6.2 Schematics. A brief list of these pads and their connections is as
follows:

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 • TP1: SPI SCK • TP9: UART0 TX
• TP2: SPI MOSI • TP10: UART0 RX
• TP3: SPI MISO • 5V: USB 5v
• TP4: SD CS • VCC: 3.3v BMS Input
• TP5: I2C SDA • TP13: Board 3.3v
• TP6: I2C SCL • TP14: RESET
• TP7: UART1 TX • GND: Board Ground
• TP8: UART1 RX

Raw Board
Pictured is the MCB without any components. Fig 1.1.1

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Assembled Board
Pictured is the MCB fully assembled additionally labeling the components. Fig 1.1.2

Component Functions

Neo 6m GPS Module Used for coordinate positioning of the CubeSat.

Buzzer Operating through 3.3v PWM signals, used to notify

system status.

AT-09 BLE Module Used for connecting to the CubeSat from a mobile device.

SHT3x Module Senses the immediate surroundings Temperature and

Relative Humidity.

RPI Pico (RP2040) Controls entire CubeSat systems.

NRF24L01 Module Establishes a telemetry link between the CubeSat and the
ground station.

MPU9250 IMU Used for determining the exact orientation of the CubeSat
through acceleration, gyroscopic, and magnetic sensing.

MicroSD Card Socket Used to log all system data to an attached Micro SD card.

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 3.5mm Socket When connected to the ‘Remove Before Flight’ tag, enables
a pre-flight mode of the system. Additionally, can be
interfaced using UART to access the MCB information and
configuration.

SBUS Header Handles inter-board communication and board power.

IO & Expansion Ports

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 For information on how to interface with these IO and Expansion Ports, please see refer
to section 6.

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1.2
Battery Management System (BMS)

The Battery Management System (BMS) v1 functions as primary power source for the
CubeSat. Onboard, the system features a NiMH/NiCad battery system, four independent LDO
regulators, and solar cell inputs. It is capable of supplying power to three independent channels
at 3.3v, 150mA. Additionally, it is capable of outputting one 5v channel at 250mA and inputting
5v at 800mA for charging the battery cells. A list of onboard components is as follows:

• Atmega328PB • 1x System Power Switch

• 4x AA size NiCad Batteries • 2x Solar Panel Connectors
• 4x Low Drop Out Regulators

Raw Board
Pictured is the BMS without any components. Fig 1.2.1

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Assembled Board
Pictured is the BMS v1 fully assembled additionally labeling the components. Fig 1.2.2

Component Functions

SOL1 & SOL2 Used to connect solar cells to the CubeSat.

CH1-4 LDO Used to regulate and switch current to Channels 1-4.

CH1-3 operates at 3.3v. CH4 operates at 5v.

Battery Charger Circuit Charges the NiCad Battery Bank from the 5v received from
the MCB USB IN.

4s 1p NiCad Battery Bank Main power reserve for the CubeSat.

PROG and ICSP Used to interface the Atmega328PB chip.

SBUS Header Handles inter-board communication and board power.

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BMS v2
The Battery Management System (BMS) v2 functions identical to BMS v1, with a few added
changes. Onboard, v2 includes a USB-C port and power jumper (J1) switch for charging
selecting. Additionally, batteries are no longer directly soldered to the board itself. This allows
flexibility for using both rechargeable and non-rechargeable AA batteries. NOTE: when using
non-rechargeable AA batteries, disconnect the jumper on J1 to disconnect the charging
functionality entirely. A list of onboard components is as follows:

• Atmega328PB • 1x System Power Switch

• 4x AA Battery Holder (NiMh/Alkal.) • 2x Solar Panel Connectors
• 3x 3.3v Low Drop Out Regulators • 1x USB-C Socket
• 1x 5v Regulator • 1x Charge Selection Jumper

Raw Board
Pictured is the BMS v2 board without any components. Fig 1.2.3

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Assembled Board
Pictured is the BMS v2 fully assembled additionally labeling the components. Fig 1.2.4

Component Functions
SOL1 & SOL2 Used to connect solar cells to the CubeSat.

CH1-4 LDO Used to regulate and switch current to Channels 1-4.

CH1-3 operates at 3.3v. CH4 operates at 5v.

BATT Charger Charges the NiCad Battery Bank from either the USB-C
port or from the SYS power.

4s 1p NiCad Battery Bank Main power reserve for the CubeSat.

PROG and ICSP Used to interface the Atmega328PB chip.

SBUS Header Handles inter-board communication and board power.

USB/SYS CHG Point Switches between USB-C power and SYS for charging.

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1.3
Atmospheric Sensing Board (ASB)

The Atmospheric Sensing Board (ASB) is an integrated suite of sensors tasked with
measuring atmospheric conditions.

A list of onboard components is as follows:

• Atmega328PB • ENS160 Multi-Gas sensor

• BMP180 Pressure Sensor • SCD40 CO2 Sensor
• SHT31 Temp. and RH Sensor • SPS30 Particulate Matter Sensor

Additionally, the ASB is equipped with expansion ports which can be interfaced with
compatible sensors, modules, and units. Additional programming may be necessary for attached
modules; please see section 6 for more information. A list of expansion ports is as follows:

• GPIO (20 pin GPIO Header) • 2x UART

• 4x I2C

Raw Board
Pictured is the ASB without
any components. Fig 1.3.1.

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Assembled Board
Pictured is the ASB fully assembled additionally labeling the components. Fig 1.3.2

Component Functions

Atmega328PB Main processor.

BMP180 Senses atmospheric pressure.

SHT31 Senses atmospheric temperature and relative humidity.

SPS30 Measures atmospheric particulate matter density and

particulate sizes.

ENS160 Detects the presence of volatile organic compounds

(VOCs) including ethanol, toluene, hydrogen, and
oxidizing gases.

SCD40 Senses carbon dioxide (CO2).

SBUS Header Handles inter-board communication and board power.

20 Pin GPIO Header Used for expansion and interfacing other atmospheric
sensors.

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IO & Expansion Ports

For information on how to interface with these IO and Expansion Ports, please see
section 6.

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2.0 | Frame Assembly

2.1 | 1u Frame Assembly ................................................................................... 21

2.2 | Replacement Parts ...................................................................................... 24

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2.1
1u Frame Assembly

Component Bags Required: Tools Required:

• STR01 • 2mm Allen Wrench
• HW01
• SP01

Step 1:
OPTIONAL:
Attach the top mounting bracket to the top plate.
• 1x Top Plate
• 4x 2.5 x 6 mm Bolts
• 1x Top Mounting Bracket

Step 2:
Attach 1 side rail to top and bottom plates.
• 4x 2.5 x 10 mm Bolts
• 1x Bottom Plate
• 1x Side Rail

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Step 3:
Attach secondary side rail to the existing assembly.
• 1x Side Rail
• 4x 2.5 x 10 mm Bolts

Step 4:
Place IO Covers.
• 1x Front IO Plate
• 1x Back Cover Plate

Step 5:
Attach Solar Cells.
• 2x Solar Cells w/ attached power cable

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Step 6:
OPTIONAL:
Secure IO Covers for Flight.
• 4x 2.5 x 10 mm Bolts

Step 7:
OPTIONAL:
Adhere custom labels to side rails.

See 6.3 Drawings for size requirements

of custom labels.

Overview:
Final Assembly.
Optional components not shown.

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2.2
Replacement Parts

Bag | SP01
Item QTY Link
55 x 65 mm Solar Panel w/ Con 2

Bag | STR01
Item QTY Link
1u CubeSat Rails 2 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6282465
Front and Back IO Plates 2 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6282465
Top and Bottom Plate 2 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6282465
Top Mounting Bracket 1 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6282465

Bag | HW01
Item QTY Link
2.5 x 10 mm Socket Cap Bolt 12
2.5 x 6 mm Socket Cap Bolt 4
2 mm Allen Wrench 1

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3.0 | No-Solder Assembly Kit
Section Highlights:
This section outlines the construction of the 1u CubeSat internal boards and modules. Though the No-Solder and
Solder kit functions the same; assembly of each is vastly different. After the assembly of each board, section 3.4
Visual Inspection highlights what to look for when confirming a successful assembly.

3.1 | BMS Assembly ......................................................................................... 27

3.2 | MCB Assembly .......................................................................................... 29
3.3 | ASB Assembly .......................................................................................... 33

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3.1
BMS Assembly

BMS v1
Component Bags Required: Tools Required:
• BNS01 • None
• BIC01

(BMS v1) | Step 1:

Insert BMS into Frame

(BMS v1) | Step 2:

Connect Solar Jumpers to SOL1 and SOL2

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(BMS v1) | Step 3:
Connect Board Interconnect Cable

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 BMS v2
Component Bags Required: Tools Required:
• BNS01 • None
• BIC01
• BAT02

(BMS v2) | Step 1:

Insert NiMH Batteries with proper orientation.

(BMS v2) | Step 2:

Insert BMS into Frame

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(BMS v1) | Step 3:
Connect Solar Jumpers to SOL1 and SOL2

(BMS v1) | Step 3:

Connect Board Interconnect Cable

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3.2
MCB Assembly

Component Bags Required: Tools Required:

• BNS02 • Needle Pliers
• MBC01 • Phillips Driver
• HW02

Step 1:
Install GPS standoffs.

Step 2:
Place GPS Module

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Step 3:
Place NRF24L01 Telemetry Module

Step 4:
Place RPI Pico (RP2040)

Step 5:
Place SHT31 Board Temperature Module

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Step 6:
Place AT-09 Bluetooth Low Energy Module

Step 7:
Place MPU9250 Module

Step 8:
Insert Board into Rail 2
of the 1u CubeSat Frame

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Step 9:
Connect the BIC cable to the board.

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3.3
ASB Assembly

Component Bags Required: Tools Required:

• BNS03 • 2mm Allen Wrench
• HW03
• SNS01
• SNS02

Step 1:
Mount SPS30 Bracket.

Step 2:
Place SPS30 Sensor.

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Step 3:
Place ENS160 Sensor.

Step 4:
Place BMP180 and SHT31 Sensor

Step 5:
Insert board into Rail 3 of the
1u CubeSat frame.
Attach Board Interconnect Cable to SBUS Port

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4.0 | Solder Assembly Kit
Section Highlights:
This section outlines the construction of the 1u CubeSat internal boards and modules. Though the No-Solder and
Solder kit functions the same; assembly of each is vastly different. After the assembly of each board, section 4.4
Visual Inspection highlights what to look for when confirming a successful assembly.

4.1 | BMS Assembly ......................................................................................... 37

4.2 | MCB Assembly .......................................................................................... 41
4.3 | ASB Assembly .......................................................................................... 45
4.4 | Visual Inspection ........................................................................................ 48

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4.1
BMS Assembly

BMS V1
Component Bags Required: Tools Required:
• BIC02 • Soldering Iron
• BAT01 • Side Cutters (optional)
• BSC01 • Rosin Core Solder
• Component Helping Hands (optional)
• Pliers
• Ruler

(BMS v1) | Step 1:

Assemble the Board Interconnect Cable using
component bag BIC02, a pair of pliers, and a
ruler.

Ensure connectors are spaced at 1-inch intervals

additionally noting proper orientation of the
connector.

Using pliers is the recommended technique

for crimping connectors to the cable.

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Optionally attach the included
pull tab for convenience.

(BMS v1) | Step 2:

Solder Batteries to Board (ensure PWR switch off
position)
Warning: Shorting batteries together may cause sparks.
IMPORTANT: Ensure proper polarity of batteries when
inserting and soldering!

Additional components shown

in following steps.

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(BMS v1) | Step 3:
Solder SOL1 and SOL2 Connectors to Board
NOTE: Ensure proper orientation of headers.

(BMS v1) | Step 4:

Solder PROG, ICSP, and SBUS connector

(BMS v1) | Step 5:

Insert Board into Rail 1 of 1u Frame.

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(BMS v1) | Step 6:
Connect Solar Panel connectors to SOL1 and SOL2

(BMS v1) | Step 7:

Connect BIC to SBUS Header

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 BMS V2
Component Bags Required: Tools Required:
• BIC02 • Soldering Iron
• BAT02 • Side Cutters (optional)
• BSC01 • Rosin Core Solder
• Component Helping Hands (optional)
• Pliers
• Ruler

(BMS v1) | Step 1:

Assemble the Board Interconnect Cable using
component bag BIC02, a pair of pliers, and a
ruler.

Ensure connectors are spaced at 1-inch intervals

additionally noting proper orientation of the
connector.

Using pliers is the recommended technique

for crimping connectors to the cable.

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Optionally attach the included
pull tab for convenience.

(BMS v1) | Step 2:

Solder Batteries Clips to Board

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(BMS v1) | Step 3:
Solder SOL1 and SOL2 Connectors to Board
NOTE: Ensure proper orientation of headers.

(BMS v1) | Step 4:

Solder PROG, ICSP, and J1 connector

(BMS v1) | Step 5:

Insert 4x NiMH Batteries with the proper orientation.

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(BMS v1) | Step 6:
Insert Board into Rail 1 of 1u Frame.

(BMS v1) | Step 7:

Connect Solar Panel connectors to SOL1 and SOL2

(BMS v1) | Step 8:

Connect BIC to SBUS Header

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4.2
MCB Assembly

Component Bags Required: Tools Required:

• MCB • Needle Nose Pliers
• BSC02 • Soldering Iron
• BSC03 • Side Cutters
• Rosin Core Solder
• Component Helping Hands (optional)

Step 1:
Solder GPS Module.

Step 2:
Solder Headers

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Step 3:
Solder SHT31 Module

Step 4:
Solder NRF24 Module

Step 5:
Place and solder the MPU9250 Module

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Step 6:
Place and solder the 3.5mm socket.

Step 7:
Place and Solder the RPI Pico.
IMPORTANT: Ensure proper orientation!

Step 8:
Place and solder the buzzer.
IMPORTANT: Ensure proper orientation!

Step 9:
Place and solder the AT-09 BLE Module.

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Step 10:
Insert Board to Rail 2 of 1u Frame

Step 11:
Connect BIC Cable to SBUS

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4.3
ASB Assembly

Component Bags Required: Tools Required:

• SNS02 • 2mm Allen Wrench
• SNS03 • Soldering Iron
• BSC04 • Side Cutters (optional)
• HW03 • Rosin Core Solder
• Component Helping Hands (optional)

Step 1:
Solder 2x UART, PROG, ICSP, and GPIO
Headers

Step 2:
Solder SPS30 JST ZH 5Pos Female Connector
IMPORTANT: Ensure proper orientation!

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Step 3:
Mount the SPS30 Bracket.
IMPORTANT: Ensure proper orientation!

Step 4:
Place and solder the BMP180
and SHT31 Sensor

Step 5:
Place and solder the ENS160 Sensor

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Step 6:
Attach SPS30 Cable and Place Sensor

Step 7:
Insert Board into Rail 3 on 1u Frame.
Attach Board Interconnect Cable to SBUS
Port.

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4.4
Visual Inspection

Soldering Overview:
Though this guide does not thoroughly instruct proper soldering practices, listed below
are a few common problems to check for to ensure nominal function of the CubeSat. Ensure
proper connections before applying power to the module.

Additionally, if excess flux/rosin

remains on the board, it can be
cleaned using isopropyl alcohol
applied to a rag, cloth, or paper
towel.

Before connecting power, inspect plastic headers and connectors for deformation from
soldering which may lead to greater problems or may impede intended operation. Repair or
replace as necessary.
Additionally ensure that soldered modules are properly oriented and connected before
powered on. Failure to properly connect the modules may lead to permanent damage to both the
module, board, and power system.

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5.0 | Ground Station

5.1 | Ground Station Software ............................................................................ 50

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5.1
Ground Station Software

Software can be found at: https://edgeflyte.com/downloads/cubesats

Initial View

To connect to the
Ground Station, press
‘CONNECT.’

After inserting the

Ground Station into the
computer, press the Refresh
icon.

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 Available serial
ports will be displayed.
Select the proper port for
the device.

Selected device
option will be highlighted
in Blue. Press ‘CONNECT’
to connect to the device.

A successful
connection is indicated by
the ‘STATUS’ changing to
‘CONNECTED’ and the
option to DISCONNECT
from the device present.

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 Additionally, the
Ground Station Status
Indicator will become
green.

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6.0 | Appendix

6.1 | Drawings ................................................................................................... 54

6.2 | Schematics ................................................................................................ 55
6.3 | Links ......................................................................................................... 59

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6.1
Drawings

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6.2
Schematics

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6.3
Links

Software Downloads
https://edgeflyte.com/downloads/cubesats

3D Models
Available at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6282465

Source Code
Available at: https://github.com/edgeflyte/CubeSatV1

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