Hi, welcome to Robojax. in this video I'm going to show you how you can build
this case for the DS0138 Oscilloscope. The protection of the case is
very important because all the components are exposed at any time they
can get damaged so this is a nice protection a nice case so let's get
When building DSOS0138 kit, I promised to assemble the case. Here it is.
with this oscilloscope I also bought a something called a case for this
so it's laser-cut so this doesn't have any instruction or anything so I have
cleared them all from the protective sheet the first thing remove the
monitors the one that has this shape cut cut for all of the pieces so this goes
here and make sure that you can fit it properly or move some of their parts
that are on the place just bend them a little so this can fit properly then
after that we just put this here and make sure that we use one of the these
small tiny screws/nuts from this side
now the four screw the nuts are on this side and screws are on here now let's
insert this top piece so the monitor is inserted from all sides
so the switches are not on the whole now they are inserted. now take two of
these they're the same exactly the same just put them, they spacers so on one side
when that these lines are long these are for the sliding switches and I one on
this side or for this normal switches just put them here. you might receive
it as one piece just break them and five of these push-button switches will go
here
then we have three switches so this slider for for the switches and the one
that has small notch here so this will go to the bottom and make sure that
you invert it and the switch to this grabs the switch so if I hold this up
and push the switches they should work fine and also if I slide this a little
make sure yes you can do it
Initially Ibuildit without putting the 4 nuts to hold the 3 layers with switches.
Then I rebuild it. this portion showing side pieces, is from early recording before the nuts.
so this stage just hold this with hand and then put the nut here once
you put the nut align it to the hole and then insert the screw from the top now I
can just hold this with my one finger and then tighten this now if you see it
here I'm tightening it or hold it with a finger and then tighten it so the same
thing for all four
this switch already seems to be pressed
these screws here before I tighten the tapas so this will hold the PCB for me
so on this side this switch is already depressed so meaning I have to fix it so
I'm removing this tiny piece here and removing this and this and then opening
this
and then I'm gonna open this one again
holding that nut so I will open it only as much as I can enter the nut there
there
okay that's enough now I'm inserting another nut here
so I have to nuts this nut and this nut. so I will tighten this
okay now I'm holding this nut to tighten this first and then testing the
switch for the switch works fine then I am tightening or opening it so it come
it comes this way
now this will hold this PCB so it cannot be pressed so there is no way it
can be pressed so the switch now works perfect
let me test these other switches they are all working. Inserting this one and
this this whole is for that test point that we have beside the power so make
sure that you understand that and then insert it here and then this piece
should be insert into the lower bottom now after that I'm going to insert this
one these two are closer these two are far apart the site will go here so
making sure that this also goes in it
and same thing here these two pieces that are far apart will go here this
went without any issues same thing here these two that are far
apart will go down these two are closer they go up now I have to push the other
side so away so I have enough room
so all of them have been inserted and sitting properly and this is the last
piece so the last piece just fits easily and I have here longer part and those
are shorter now all of them when they fit they look nice
now let's put these screws here before I tighten the top piece so this will hold
the PCB for me I have so this is the 6 millimeter nut driver not much I'm
not fighting there because I'm worried that it might break
so there is a space now this fit also here so that is good
Oh
okay that's good
so that is a 6 kilohertz so let me show you the data again
so this was how to assemble the casing for the DOS 0138 thank
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Typed and corrected on Mar 04, 2020 by Ahmad Shamshiri. Please share and subscribe.
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