There are three power cables that need to be assembled to supply power to the robot. Along with the power cables are two cables for the eyes, two cables for the hands, and two cables for the hips. The list of cables are shown below, and the components and assembly instructions for each are provided in this section.
For the fork connectors we used 14-16 gauge, #8 fork connectors with heat shrink attached, from wirefy and for the spade connectors, we used 10-12 guage, female quick disconnect spade connectors with heat shrink, also from wirefy.
This cable assembly connects the 12V power on the motor control PCB to the 12V power supply for the robot.
For connecting the wires to the XT-60 connector, you may follow this short video tutorial.
This cable assembly connects the 5V power on the motor control PCB to the 5V power supply for the robot.
This cable assembly connects both the 12V power supply and 5V power supply to the power outlet on the back of the chair that takes 120VAC wall power. The 12V supply and 5V supply are at different locations and could use different cable lengths, but for ease of assembly, we use the same lengths of wire for both of them.
This is the logn cable connecting the first LED array panel to the motor control board.
You will need:
Assemble the cable so that wires connect into the connectors as shown in the image below.

This is the short cable combining the two LED array panels for the eyes.
You will need:
Assemble the connectors to the cable such that the connectors match each other (not mirrored!). See the photo below.

The cable to connector the gripper servo motors to the motor control pcb. It converts a dupont connector to a JST PH2.0.
You will need:
Connect the dupont to the jst as shown below, where white is the signal line, red is power, and black is ground.
For the two motors in the hips, the JST cables that come with the motors will need to be lengthened to reach the motor pcb. You’ll need to splice in a 12” length of wire. This can be done by soldering, or with mechanical splice connectors such as these.
You will need:
Split the JST cable that comes with the motor down the middle. Then splice in the 12” length of cable, such that the connector ends match each other (not mirrored!) See the photo below.
