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The image is a digital screenshot of an email message.
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The image is a digital screenshot of an email message. The email appears to be discussing a technical issue related to software or hardware setup, specifically concerning "USB device" and "Power Supply" connections. It mentions that the user needs to connect both USB devices and Power Supply to get into normal operation with a focus on troubleshooting these connections. The text within the email is too small to read in detail, but the context suggests it's part of an ongoing support or IT-related conversation. The screenshot captures the entire email message without any additional context from other messages or folders.
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