Do this on the other side of the frame with another long 4-40 fastener and two-threaded bracket.ġ0 - Attach a one-threaded bracket to the bottom of Pixy with a short 4-40 fastener as shown. The longer leg of the bracket receives the fastener (and the shorter side sticks up).

Using a long 4-40 fastener, attach a two-threaded bracket to the frame as shown. It's enough of a difference to cause issues if not taken into account. One of the holes in centered in its leg and the other hole is not centered, because its leg is slightly longer. But you can best see this by looking at the holes in the bracket. If you look really closely, you'll notice that one of its legs is ever-so-slightly longer than the other. Go ahead and separate these two bracket types into two piles to make things easier.

We'll call these two-threaded and one-threaded brackets, respectively. Notice that three of them have two threaded holes and two of them have one threaded hole. This will be the pan servo.Ĩ - Attach the servo to the frame by using two long tapping fasteners, being careful not to over-tighten, which might strip the plastic.ĩ - Take all five metal right-angle brackets out and examine them. This will be the tilt servo.Ĥ - Flip the frame and servo over and attach a cable-tie as shown.ĥ - Attach a second cable tie and tighten by hand as shown.Ħ - Use pliers to tighten the cable ties by grabbing the ends of the cable-ties and pulling.ħ - Remove the second servo from its bag and fit it into the hole in the frame as shown.

The flange of the servo fits very snug in the slot and requires some force. Put the modified horn aside, or put it on one of the servos for safe keeping.Ģ - Remove the paper backing from the “frame” plastic piece as shown.ģ - Remove one of the servos from its bag and attach to the frame by inserting its side-flange into the frame slot as shown. And use the wire cutters to clip three of the legs as shown. 1 - Find the “cross” servo horn in the servo baggie.

Pixy camera