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docs/guides/esp32-color-kit-grande.md

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 | [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/1_40female_split.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/1_40female_split.png) | Cut the female pin headers strips to length (12 & 16 pins) and solder them to the connector PCB. |
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-| [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/2_power_switch_1.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/2_power_switch_1.png) | OPTIONAL but recommended: solder the on/off switch to PCB. |
-| [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/3_grove_connector.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/3_grove_connector.png) | OPTIONAL: solder the Grove connector to the PCB. See "SMD soldering" video tutorial below (collapsible section). Can easily be added later anytime. |
 | [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/4_male_pin_1.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/4_male_pin_1.png) |  Cut the male pin headers strips to length (12 & 16 pins) |
 |[![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/4_male_pins_in_pos.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/4_male_pins_in_pos.png) | Place the male into the already soldered female header pins for better stability |
 |[![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/4_male_pin_esp32_epulse.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/4_male_pin_esp32_epulse.png) | Solder the headers to the ESP32 board. |
+| [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/2_power_switch_1.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/2_power_switch_1.png) | OPTIONAL but recommended: solder the on/off switch to PCB. The device works without the power switch, but it will be handy later. |
+| [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/3_grove_connector.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/3_grove_connector.png) | OPTIONAL: solder the Grove connector to the PCB. See "SMD soldering" video tutorial below (collapsible section). Can easily be added later anytime. |
 | [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/6_display.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/6_display.png) |  Place the display on a clean surface upside down (as to not scratch it). |
 | [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/7_FPC.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/7_FPC.png)  |  Feed the two FPC cables of the display module through the cut-outs of the PCB. Insert the cables into the sockets. See the [dedicated chapter below](#operating-the-fpc-connectors) on how to correctly open & close the FPC connectors. Carefully(!) fold the display over such that it rests on the (still protected) foam pads and flip the two pieces over to verify everything fits. |
 | [![](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/CH9102F-driver.png)](../img/guides/color-kit-grande/CH9102F-driver.png) |  Now is a good time to test the hardware with a simple programm. You will want to do this now - rather than at the very end - to verify everything works *before* you permanently tape the display with the stickers to the connector board. It will be hard to remove from the foam stickers once attached. If this is the first time working with an ESP32 ePulse Feather on your current machine you might want to install the driver for the CH9102F serial chip now. Head over to [Adafruit's driver page](https://learn.adafruit.com/how-to-install-drivers-for-wch-usb-to-serial-chips-ch9102f-ch9102) and follow their instructions for installing the CH9102F driver. |