Synaptics Coral Board (SL) – 10" Rack Cluster (2U)
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A six board chassis for a Coral cluster plus utility space
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- Printables
- Category
- Computers
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
!!! Important: Since I own neither an actual Coral board, nor a 10 inch rack, this was only verified against the step file provided as part of the contest and NOT actual hardware !!!
A 2U chassis for a 10" network rack that holds six Coral boards side by side, standing on edge. Each board sits on its own pull-out blade. The blade’s faceplate is the board’s front panel, with USB-A, USB-C, the JST 4-pin connector, the LEDs and both buttons reachable from the front. A utility bay with a blank vented plate fills the rest of the width (room for a USB hub, a small switch or a power distribution board). Three 60 mm fans on the back pull air through the blades.
Hardware required
Qty | Part | Notes |
|---|---|---|
24 | M3 heat-set insert, short (≤ 4 mm long) | Board standoffs, 4 per blade; pocket Ø 4.2 × 4.7 mm |
24 | M3 × 6 screw | Board onto the standoffs |
20 | M3 heat-set insert, ≤ 5 mm long | 6 blade screws (front crossbar), 10 fan plates (rear rims), 4 utility plate (bosses); pockets Ø 4.2 × 5.6mm |
6 | M3 × 8 screw | Blade faceplates |
10 | M3 × 6 screw | Fan plates |
4 | M3 × 8 screw | Utility plate |
4+4 | M3 × 10 screw + M3 nut | Joint between the frame halves |
3 | 60 × 60 × 15 mm fan | 5 V or 12 V, 50 mm hole spacing |
12 | Fan screws (or M3 × 20 + nut) | 4 per fan, through the fan plate |
4 | M6 cage nut + M6 screw | Rack mounting; slotted ear holes 10 × 6.6 mm |