Wesena ITX2 User manual

ITX2 USER GUIDE

Page
2................. Index, Foreword
3................. Product Overview
4................. Preparation for Assembly
5................. Installing the Motherboard
6................. Installing the ODD and HDD(s)
7................. Replacing the HDD/ODD Cage and Top Panel
Foreword
Thank you for your purchase of this product, every care has been taken to
ensure that it meets with the high standards that we have set for ourselves.
Should you have any questions that are not covered in this user guide, support can be
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We sincerely hope that you enjoy using our product!
P2 - INDEX
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Key Features
1...... IR Receiver Window 7...... 40mm Fan Bracket (Fan not Included)
2...... ODD Eject Button 8...... Power Button PCB
3...... ODD Loading Slot 9...... HDD / ODD Cage
4...... Top Panel 10.... IR Receiver PCB (Optional)
5...... Power LED 11.... DC Power Jack Hole
6...... Power Button
2 3 4
1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Specification
Chassis Material Aluminum
Available Colours Silver / Black - Sandblast Finish
Motherboard Compatibility Mini ITX
HDD Drive Support 2 x 2.5"
ODD Drive Support Slot loading drive, left side eject button
Cooling Method 1 x 40x40x10mm Fan (not Included)
Dimensions 197 × 197 × 75mm (L×W×H)
Power Supply Support PicoPSU & AC Adapter (not Included)
IR Solution MCE Compatible IR Receiver & Remote (not Included)
Net Weight 1.6KG
OVERVIEW - P3

Removing the Top Panel
The top panel is held in place by 4 magnetic catches at
each corner. Without any components installed in the case,
simply push the top panel up with your hand via the I/O
shield opening. If components are installed, the top panel
can be pushed open using a screwdriver through the rear
air vent slots.
Removing the HDD/ODD Cage
The HDD/ODD cage is held in place by 5 screws, 2 are
accessed from the bottom of the case, and 3 are accessible
from the top as shown. Once all 5 screws are removed, the
cage can be lifted out of the chassis.
40mm Cooling Fan (Optional Procedure)
Your chassis can be fitted with a 40mm fan. To
install it, firstly remove the fan cage with the
single screw at the bottom, then fit the fan with
the 4 screws as shown. Replace the fan cage.
P4 - PREPARING FOR ASSEMBLY

Installing the Motherboard
Locate the I/O shield that is supplied with your
motherboard and firmly push it in place. Ensure that
it clicks in place fully otherwise the motherboard will
be difficult to fit.
Carefully lower the motherboard into the chassis, with the
I/O port side leading so that the ports can fit into the I/O
shield.
When the motherboard is correctly in position, fix it to the
chassis stand-offs using the screws provided. Ensure that
all the holes correctly align before fully tightening the
screws.
Connect PicoPSU & Other Cables
With the motherboard in place, you can now connect the
PSU and any other internal connectors such as the
power button switch. You should also connect the SATA
cables in perpetration for installing the HDD/ODD cage
assembly.
INSTALLING THE MOTHERBOARD - P5

2nd 2.5" HDD Installation (Optional Procedure)
If you wish to fit a second 2.5" hard drive to your
system, it can be installed under the cage using
4 screws as shown below
Installing the HD and OD Drives
With the cage out of the chassis, the slot loading optical
drive an be mounted using 4 screws, 2 either side, and the
2.5" hard drive can be mounted vertically using 2 screws.
Ensure that the HDD connectors are facing toward the back
of the chassis.
Install the ODD Eject Button
Prior to replacing the HDD/ODD cage into the chassis, the
ODD eject button should be fitted. The eject button is
packed with the other screws and accessories and simply
fits as shown into the hole below the ODD slot.
P6 - FITTING THE HDD & ODD

Replace the HDD/ODD Cage
With the HDD/ODD attached, the cage can now be replaced
into the chassis. Carefully lower the assembly ensuring
cables are routed correctly and that the ODD eject button
aligns and is held in place by the optical drive.
The HDD/ODD cage can now be secured to the chassis
using 7 screws in total, 4 at the bottom and 3 on top as
shown in the diagram. Note that 2 of the screw underneath
fix to the 2.5" hard drive (shown in red), so ensure the
correct screws are used.
Prior to replacing the top panel, ensure that all drives and
boards are properly connected. You may wish to power up
the system to further test all the components before
replacing the top panel.
Replace the Top Panel
With all the components installed, all that remains is to
replace the top panel which will snap into place once in
contact with the chassis.
REPLACING THE CAGE AND TOP PANEL - P7

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