Step 2: Assembling the Raspberry Pi 4 with Power HAT module

This guide will explain what you need to do with the Raspberry PI and the Power HAT case.

The Power-Hat case provides the additional USB-C port for injecting the extra power needed to run a Raspberry PI 4. The Tesla USB port provides just enough power to boot a PI but under heavy load such as video processing, it draws more power than the Tesla USB port can supply. This can lead to crashes, slow performance, and data loss.
  1. Unbox all case parts
  2. Insert the micro SDXC card into the Raspberry Pi 4.
  3. If a case fan was supplied, connected it to the Power HAT.
  4. Insert the plastic stand-offs into the Raspberry PI's mounting holes.
  5. Carefully attach the Power HAT to the Raspberry PI's GPIO pins making sure the pins are fully inserted into the Power HAT.
  6. Install the Raspberry PI in the provided case.

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