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<a href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenIPC/wiki/master/images/fpv-openipc-aio-content-2.webp"><img src="../images/fpv-openipc-aio-content-2.webp" width="60%"></a>
## First start
- Connect the Wireless antennas and install the heatsink.
- Connect the Wireless antennas and install the heatsink (see Heatsink section).
- Connect the Debug PCB and connect a network cable or USB-C cable.
- Ensure proper cooling, airflow will be necessary to protect the board from overheating.
- Power the board and either check your DHCP-Server (often your router) for a new device and it's IP address, the board will try to get an IP assigned through DHCP.
- Power the board (see Power section) and either check your DHCP-Server (often your router) for a new device and it's IP address, the board will try to get an IP assigned through DHCP.
- You can login to the WebUI of OpenIPC using the username **admin** and the password **12345** to check for connectivity.
## How to mount the heatsink
## Heatsink
- The package comes with a heatsink and thermal pad. The thermal pad is covered in 3M double sided tape on both sides. Two screws are included with the set that can be used to mount the heatsink.
- The heatsinks purpose is to dissipate heat from the Wireless components on the PCB. The thermal pad and heatsink therefore need to be placed on the side that has the Wireless chipset on it (e.g. antenna connectors, Realtek chip and power amplifiers).
## Board overview
## Overview
<a href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenIPC/wiki/master/images/fpv-openipc-aio-manual.webp"><img src="../images/fpv-openipc-aio-manual.webp" width="80%"></a>
### Power