MODECOM Volcano Panorama Midi Computer Case User Guide

MODECOM Volcano Panorama Midi Computer Case

Panel 1

1. USB-C
2. SPEAKER/ MIC
3. USB 3.2 liEN GEN 1
4. USB 3.2 GEN 1
5. RESET
6. POWER
   *PREVIOUSLY 3.1 GEN 1 & 3.0

Accessories

• A. MOTHERBOARD SCREWS
• B. HDD/SSD SCREWS
• C. PSU/liPU SCREWS
• D. STANDOFFS
• E. COPPER PILLAR SLEEVE
• F. ZIP TIE
• G. BUZZER
• H. SCREWDRIVER
• I. CLOTH

Overview

Installation of ARGB hub

FUNCTION

1. Short press LED button to cycle through LED modes.
2. Press the LED button for 3 seconds to change made to the motherboard control.
3. Press the LED button for 5 sec­onds to turn off the LED power.
4. Press the LED button to back to the manual control.
5. Through the mainbaard’s PWM to control the PWM fan speed.
6. Memory function after power off. CONNECT CONTROLLER TO PROPER FAN CONNECTOR ON M/B. FOR A MOTHERBOARD EQUIPPED WITH ARGB FAN CONTROL CONNECTORS, CONNECT IT TO LED CONTROL CONNECTOR ON MBJ CONNECT POWER SUPPLY TO SATA. CONNECT LED SW.

Dimensions

Installing motherboard

Installing GPU

Installing HDD & SSD

Quick start guide/ Installation

1. Open the housing.
2. Install all computer components follow­ing the instructions in the individual as­sembly instructions for each component.
3. Mount in the housing and connect the power supply to the required components, following the installation instructions of the power supply and the instructions of the components that require its connec tion. The power supply is mounted in a tunnel, in the lower part of the case, with the fan facing outside the case (down).
4. Check the correct assembly of compo­nents and the connection of power plugs.
5. Close the housing.
6. Connect the monitor, keyboard and other accessories to the computer.
7. Connect the power cord to the socket in the power supply and to the 230V mains socket.
8. Set the power switch on the PSU hous­ing to the I position (if present). ‘0’ This device was designed and made U of high-quality reusable materials and components. If the device, its pack­aging, user’s manual, etc. are marked with crossed waste container, it means they are subject to segregated household waste collection in compliance with the Directive 2012/19/UE of the European Parliament and of the Council. This mark­ing informs that electric and electronic equipment shall not be thrown away to­gether with household waste after it’s been utilised. The user is obliged to bring the utilised equipment to electric and electronic waste collection point. Those running such collection points, including local collection points, shops or commune units, provide convenient system ena­bling to scrap such equipment. Appropri­ate waste management aids in avoiding consequences which are harmful for peo­ple and environment and result from dan­gerous materials used in the device, as well as improper storage and processing. Segregated household waste collection aids recycle materials and components of which the device was made. A household plays crucial role in contributing to recy­cling and reusing the waste equipment. This is the stage where the basics are shaped which largely influence the envi­ronment being our common good. House­holds are also one of the biggest users of small electrical equipment. Reasonable management at this stage aids and fa­vours recycling. In the case of improper waste management, fixed penalties may be imposed in accordance with national legal regulations.

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