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==Connecting the SPA200==
# Connect the barrel jack of the included 5v power supply to the SPA200<br/>[[File:SPA200-step1.jpg]]<br/><br/>
# Plug the full-sized HDMI side of the included Regular HDMI Type A to HDMI Type D Micro cable to the SPA200<br/>[[File:SPA200-step2.jpg]]<br/><br/>
#  Connect the HDMI Mini side to the included SPC200 Adapter<br/>[[File:SPA200-step3.jpg]]<br/><br/>
# Attach the SPC200 to the SHIP Programming Port on the back of the SIM as shown (the SPC200 is polarized and will only connect to the SIM in the proper orientation)<br/>[[File:SPA200-step4.jpg]]<br/><br/>
# For normal operation, ensure that both boot mode switches are in the "OFF" position (they should both be pushed toward the reset button, as shown)<br/>[[File:SPA200-step5.jpg]]<br/><br/>
# Finish by connecting the SPA200 to your computer with a Micro USB cable<br/>[[File:SPA200-step6.jpg]]<br/><br/>
# The SIM may be rebooted at any time by pressing the "Reset" button on the SPA200


==Care & Maintenance==
The PCB gold pads that the pogo pins on the connector make contact with can become dirty or oxidized over time. This may cause the board to malfunction or even intermittent failures to power up. Occasionally cleaning the contacts on both surfaces (pins and PCB pads) with alcohol and a cotton swab will help to ensure a reliable connection and reduce the risk of malfunction.


==Help & Support==
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