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# 3 ⌨️ Assembling & Board Setup

## Assemble & Connect wires

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You can skip this section if you get a pre-assembled Bittle X. 
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Follow the [assembly](https://bittle.petoi.com/3-assemble-the-frame) and wire connection([for BiBoard V0](https://bittle.petoi.com/4-connect-the-wires/biboard-v0)) guide for Bittle and Bittle X. 

If you have Bittle X V2(as indicated on the package barcode label), you can follow [this assembly and wiring video tutorial](https://bittle.petoi.com/4-connect-the-wires/biboard-v1#wiring-instruction-for-biboard-v1).   

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Note that Bittle X uses **BiBoard,** not **NyBoard.**   Different wiring is required for [BiBoard V0](https://bittle.petoi.com/4-connect-the-wires/biboard-v0) on Bittle X and [BiBoard V1](https://bittle.petoi.com/4-connect-the-wires/biboard-v1) on Bittle X V2. 
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## Built-in Wired/Bluetooth/Wifi Modules

Bittile X comes with USB/Bluetooth/Wifi modules are built-in.  There's no separate module needed.

## Board setup

The pre-assembled BittleX should have installed the latest firmware by its production date. You may proceed to [**Play with Bittle X**](/5-play-with-bittle-x.md). 

However, if you want to update the firmware, you may use the following methods:

* Use the [**Petoi Desktop App**](https://docs.petoi.com/desktop-app/introduction). No programming is involved. You can play with some preset modes. 
* If you have some programming experience or want to explore more advanced features, you can use the [**Arduino IDE**](https://docs.petoi.com/arduino-ide/upload-sketch-for-biboard). You will be able to modify the open-source codes for your new projects. 


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