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+#set enum(numbering: "1.a.i.")
+
+#align(center)[#text(size:2em, weight:"bold")[EET Boxes Setup Instruction]]
+
+#outline()
+
+= Preparation
+Each box is composed of a few components:
+- The base board where the FPGA, microcontroller, and ethernet port are installed.
+- The adapter board that plugs in the base board and provide the input and output power connectors.
+- The case, composed of the bottom and top plastic parts and the front and back metal plates.
+- The hardware: screws, spacers, spings.
+
+When fully setup, the box should have all the software and the complete case installed.
+
+Before starting the setup, it is recomended to reset the boxe to wipe any remaining configuration.
+To do so, provide power to the box by plugging in the ethernet cable and use a jumper cable to connect the 3.3V and ERASE pads on the base board for five seconds.
+After removeing the jumber connection, power cycle the device.
+
+= Flashing FPGA
+The FGPA is the largest square ship on the base board.
+The port to flash the FGPA is the vertical receptacle located the closest to the FPGA.
+Here are the steps to follow to flash the FPGA.
+
++ Power ON the box using the ethernet cable.
++ Connect the FPGA adapter cable to the FPGA port on the base board and to a USB port on the PC.
++ If using a virtual machine, go to `Device` #sym.arrow `USB` and tick  the box next to `FPGA Programmer Cable`. If the Latice Diamond software xwas already running, restart it.
++ Start the Latice Diamond software and open the `palidaq` project.
++ Go to `tools` #sym.arrow `Programmer`.
+    + For the first time, change the file name to `fpga/src/impl1/palidaq_imp1.jed`.
+    + For the first time, change the `Operation` to `FLASH Erase, Program, Verify, Secure`.
+    + Save this configuration with `ctrl+s`.
++ On the right under `Cable Settings` select `Detect Cable` and verify that there is no error in the console. If you do have an error, make sure the box is receiving power.
++ Flash the firmware with the `Program` icon (down green arrow button above the operation line).
+
+Congratulation, the FPGA is ready now.
+
+= Flashing Base Firmware
+The base firmware is common to all boxes.
+To flash the base firmware to the Atmel microcontroller, follow these steps:
+
++ Power ON the box using the ethernet cable.
++ Connect the Atmel adapter to the base board using thevertical port closest to the Atml chip.
+    + If using a virtual machine, enable the USB device as for the FPGA.
++ Open the Microchip software.
++ Select `Tools` #sym.arrow `Device Programming`.
++ ??
++ In the Device dropdown select your device based on the final characters etched on the Atmel chip: 
+    + ATSAMV71Q19B for the Q19
+    + ATSAME70Q20B for the Q20
+    + ATMSAME70Q21B for the Q21 
++ Select `SWD` in the interface dropdown. Make surethe cable from the adapter to the board is connected to the SWD port.
++ Press `Apply`.
++ Press `Read` next to the `Device Signature` box and make sure the device ID updated.
++ Select `Memories` in the left sidebar.
++ Ensure the selected file is `application.elf` either in the `Debug` or `Debug_V71Q19B` folder.
++ Press `Programm`
+
+#text(fill:red)[Add instructions for reseting the security bits to 0x42]
+
+To set the security bits that diable recovery of the firmware, select `Security` in the left sidebar of the `Devide Programming` menu and press `Set`.
+
+= Registering Device
+
+The firmware of the box contains the information for the conecting to the server.
+To get these information, you first need to register the new box in Palitronica's system.
+
+
+
+= Flashing Firmware
+
+= IoT Hub Setup
+
+= Verification
+
+