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You have now enabled the interfaces you need to use your board.
## Reboot your Pi
Once you have enabled the interfaces you will need to reboot your Raspberry Pi so that the required libraries can be loaded. This is an important step and your code won't run correctly without it.
# Wiring up the 640 board
Now that we have your 640 board and Raspberry Pi setup, it's time to connect some motors and servos to it.

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### Expansion area
![640 Motors](/images/escape-expansionarea.png)
![ESCAPE Expansion](/images/escape-expansionarea.png)
This area to the right of the board is for adding extra expansion boards to increase the functionality available to you. For more information on adding expansion boards [look here](/expansionadding.html)
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You have now enabled the interfaces you need to use your board.
## Reboot your Pi
Once you have enabled the interfaces you will need to reboot your Raspberry Pi so that the required libraries can be loaded. This is an important step and your code won't run correctly without it.
# Wiring up the ESCAPE board
Now that we have your ESCAPE board and Raspberry Pi setup, it's time to connect some motors and servos to it.

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When you are returned to the main menu, move down to the *Finish* option (pressing the right arrow key twice will get you there) and press enter.
You have now enabled the interface you need to use your board.
You have now enabled the interface you need to use your board.
## Reboot your Pi
Once you have enabled the interfaces you will need to reboot your Raspberry Pi so that the required libraries can be loaded. This is an important step and your code won't run correctly without it.