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Back Panel Replacement

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Roku Indoor Camera 360 SE (CP1000X) - Back Panel Replacement

Introduction

This guide covers removing the back panel of the Roku Indoor Camera 360 SE (model CP1000X). This is a rebranded Wyze Cam Pan v2 (FCC ID: 2AUIUWYZECP2A).

Removing the back panel gives access to the main board (DF3-MCU-501-V2.3), pan/tilt motors, UART debug header, and camera assembly.

What you need

Small Phillips screwdriver

Plastic spudger or thin flat pry tool (guitar pick works too)

Step 1 - Remove the top screw

Locate the white circular rubber pad near the top of the back panel. Peel it off to reveal a hidden Phillips screw underneath. Remove the screw and set it aside.

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ROKU® INDOOR CAMERA 360° SE Model: CP1000X FCC ID: 2AUIUWYZECP2A IC: 25466-WYZECP2A Dev ID: CANCSA-C22.2 No. 62368 MAC: A0015 Input: 5V -- 2A Made in China Only use the power supply provided. Utilizes uniquement le chargeur fourni.

Back Panel

Step 2 - Remove the bottom screw

Peel back the product label sticker at the bottom of the back panel. A second Phillips screw is hidden underneath, located approximately between the "FCC ID: 2AUIUWYZECP2A" text and the "BAC" (UL certification) logo. Remove the screw.

Step 3 - Slide the back panel down

With both screws removed, slide the back panel downward slightly. This disengages the panel from the upper retaining

clips.

Step 4 - Release the side tabs

Insert a plastic spudger or flat tool at the top edge of the back panel. Gently pry to release the snap tabs on either side. Do not pull the panel away from the body. The speaker is attached to the inside of the back panel and connected by wires to the main board.

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ABS-V1.0 2

Speaker on back panel

Step 5 - Disconnect the speaker (optional)

The speaker connects to the main board via a small JST-style plug. Locate the plug on the left side of the green main board, near the base pan motor. Using tweezers or a plastic spudger, pull the plug straight out of the

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