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Unboxing & Hardware

Unbox the CLAW ONE, review its specs and ports, and complete the hardware connection.

Packaging & Device Appearance

CLAW ONE ships in a clean silver-grey box. The device features a matte carbon-fiber textured panel with the StoryClaw logo and serial number label on the front face.

CLAW ONE packaging

CLAW ONE device front

Tech Specs

SpecificationDetails
ModelCLAW ONE
Operating SystemUbuntu 22.04 LTS
Pre-installed SoftwareClawOS Smart Runtime
CPUIntel N95 · Quad-Core · Up to 3.4GHz · 6MB Cache
Memory (RAM)8GB DDR4
Connectivity2.5G RJ45 · Dual-Band Wi-Fi 5 · Bluetooth 5.0
Storage128GB M.2 SSD
Storage Slots2 × M.2 SSD (PCIe Gen3×2 / SATA)
Video Output2 × HDMI · Dual Display 4K@60Hz

About the Device

The CLAW ONE front panel provides everyday USB ports and the power button; the rear panel consolidates video output, networking, and power connections.

Front Panel

  • Power Button — —
  • USB-A × 2 — USB 3.2 Gen2

CLAW ONE front panel

Rear Panel

  • Audio Jack — 3.5mm
  • USB-A × 1 — USB 2.0
  • USB-A × 1 — USB 3.2 Gen2
  • HDMI × 2 — 4K@60Hz
  • Ethernet — RJ45 · 2.5G
  • DC Power — 12V 3A
  • Security Slot — Kensington

CLAW ONE rear panel

Connection Steps

Follow the steps below to complete hardware setup. First boot takes about 1–2 minutes — do not cut power during this process.

  1. Connect the power adapter

    Plug the included power adapter (12V 3A) into the DC power port on the rear panel. Always use the original adapter — third-party adapters may prevent the device from booting correctly.

  2. Connect a display (optional)

    Connect one end of the HDMI cable to the device's rear HDMI port and the other end to your display. The device supports dual-screen output (2 × HDMI 4K@60Hz). A display is not required if you are using the hotspot setup method.

  3. Connect keyboard and mouse (optional)

    Plug USB keyboard and mouse into any available USB-A port on the front or rear panel. These are not required if you complete setup via mobile.

  4. Press the power button and wait for boot

    Press the front panel power button to start the device. First boot to desktop takes about 1–2 minutes — keep power connected throughout. A steady power indicator light means the system is running normally.

    Tip

    If you have a router nearby, connect the device via Ethernet cable now — you can skip the WiFi setup entirely. The device will auto-connect and go straight to binding.
  5. Confirm device hotspot is broadcasting

    About 1 minute after boot, if no saved WiFi is detected, the device automatically broadcasts a hotspot named StoryClaw_XXXXXX. Proceed to the next activation step. If you connected via Ethernet, skip this step.

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