Modifications

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== Test PowerBoost Circuit ==

== Tester le circuit PowerBoost ==

Grab the lipo battery and plug in the JST connector to the JST port on the PowerBoost 1000C. Flip the slide switch on, and see if the circuit works! The blue LED indicates the battery is charged and the circuit is powered on.

Attrapez maintenant l'accu Lipo et branchez le dans le connecteur JST du Powerboost 1000C (1000 Charger). Placez l'interrupteur sur la position MARCHE, le circuit devrait fonctionner! La LED bleueu indique que l'accu est chargé et le circuit sous tension.

If the LED doesn't light up, you either have a defective PowerBoost, or a short. You'll have to double check your wiring for short using a a multi-meter. If you have any issues or questions, please post it on support forums at <a href="http://forums.adafruit.com/">http://forums.adafruit.com/</a>

Si la LED ne s'allume pas alors le PowerBoost est en court-circuit ou l'accu défectueux. Vérifiez le câblage pour détecter un court-circuit à l'aide d'un multimètre. Si vous avez un problème ou une question alors n'hésitez pas à envoyer votre question sur les [http://forums.adafruit.com/ Forums Adafruit]

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Now we can install the 2000mAh lipo battery. A good spot for it is right behind the PiTFT display. To keep it in place, we can use a piece of gaffers tape. Try to keep it up closely against PiCable. Position it like in the photo, closer to the right side to avoid intersecting with some of the components from the Pi.

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