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Mount your HQ camera assembly to your tripod. Snap-on the 2 front pieces of the housing and screw on your lens.Ħ. The blue side of the end of the ribbon cable should face the USB ports. Thread the ribbon cable through the slot of the back cover and attach the free end of the ribbon cable to the Raspberry Pi. The silver edge of the ribbon cable should face the camera lens.Ĥ. Attach one end of the ribbon cable to the HQ camera and thread the ribbon through the casing and frame behind the Raspberry Pi. Attach your Raspberry Pi to the housing with 4 more M2.5 screws and nuts, lining up the power, and usb ports.

The long end of the screws should face the camera side of the frame, and not the Raspberry Pi side.ģ. Attach the frame to the raspberry pi housing with 4 M.25 screws and nuts. Attach the stand-offs to the frame with an additional 4 M2.5 screws.Ģ. Attach 4 - 12mm female stand-offs to the HQ camera with M2.5 screws. Optional: Assemble the case to attach the HQ camera to the Raspberry Pi.ġ. This tutorial utilizes the Raspberry Pi OS Desktop. In this section, we will connect the Raspberry Pi 4 to the camera module. (Image credit: Tom's Hardware) Part 1: Assembly