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 ## About
-The DCZia Electric Sampler - A eurorack format sampler and step sequencer in a badge, powered by the Pi2040  
+The DCZia Electric Sampler - A eurorack format drum machine, sampler, and step sequencer powered by
+the Pi2040.
+
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+
 
 ## Build Guide
 
+The badge comes with all surface mount components already assembled on the board. You will need to
+solder on the keyswitches, audio jacks, screen, rotary encoders, and battery box.
+
+First add the audio jacks. Install all the jacks and make sure they are flat and perpendicular with
+the board. Next install the front board first aligning the jacks with the holes in the front board.
+Then connect the bottom pin header to the front board. The header will be off by one, THIS IS OK for
+the v1.1 board! Then carefully flip over the board and solder on the jacks.
+
+Remove the front panel.
+
+Then insert a keyswitch, or all keyswitches onto the board. Check that the metal pins are not bent,
+and if so gently straignten them out with your fingers or a pair of tweezers. Carfully flip the
+board over and solder on the keyswitches.
+
+Next add the rotary encoders. Push them through the board, and you may need to gently fold in the
+side stabilization pins if they do not line up correctly. Flip over the board and solder these in. 
+
+Next with the board facing forward and on a flat surface, put the screen in. The legs of the screen
+should not protrude through the back of the board past the holes, or only a tiny bit. You may need
+to use something like a pencil or something to help the screen lay flat, standing off from the
+board. Gently solder from the front to establish a mechanical connection to the board, then once the
+screen is secure, flip over and solder the back. You must solder the back pads to endure a
+connection from the screen to the microcrontroller. 
+
+Finally flip the board over and gently attach the battery pack somewhere on the back with the
+supplied double sticky tape. Then solder on the leads from the battery pack to the pads on the
+bottom left side of the back of the board.
+
+
 ## User Manual
 
+Currently the firmware is not complete, and the user interface may change.
+
+The Select Knob will change between options on the screen, and push selects the currently
+highlighted option.
+
+The Volume knob will change the volume. If you push it, it will adjust the tempo.
+
+The PLAY button will play / pause any currently running program
+
+The FUNCTION button will... perform a function..
+
 ## Notes