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X705 Power Mangement Board
X705 Power Mangement Board
X705 Power Mangement Board
X705 Power Mangement Board

Overview

The X705 is a multifunctional expansion board for all current models of the Raspberry Pi using a 40 pin header. It provides an advanced uninterruptible power supply and power . The X705 reserves the 40-pin header that can be stacked with other Raspberry Pi accessory boards for enhanced applications. The X705 can also be used with the X820 (2.5" HDD/SSD Shield), X850 (MSATA SSD shield), X822.

Features

  • Smart Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
  • Out 5.1V Max. 8000mA Power Backup for even the most demanding Raspberry Pi set ups
  • Supports 2A via micro-USB socket or 3A via DC jack fast charging
  • Can work with single or dual 18650 Lithium Ion battery
  • Integrated battery protection circuit
  • Integrated over current protection and over voltage protection
  • Integrated 10-A fully-integrated synchronous boost converter
  • Intelligent automatic charging and discharging
  • On-board 4 green LEDs indicate battery charging and discharging levels of 25%, 50% , 75% and 100%
  • On-board red LED show the status of battery charging or fully charged
  • On-board push button to control power on /off (Press-ON, Hold the button pressed at least 2s -OFF)
  • On-board pin header allows to select AUTO power-on when power supplied or battery installed
  • Ultra-low standby power consumption of μA to maximize battery life
  • On-board blue LED shows the status of power on/off
  • Powers the Raspberry Pi via the 40-pin header - simple cabling required
  • Allows power input via DC jack or Micro-USB socket or XH2.54 connector
  • On-board XH2.54 power output connectors allow to power other devices
  • On-board XH2.54 power input and output connectors allows to integrate with your products
  • DON'T supports software safe shutdown.

Technical Specification

  • Power supply: via Micro-USB socket : 4.7~5.5Vdc, 2.5A; Via DC power jack : 4.7~5.5Vdc ±5%, ≥4A
  • UPS output : 5.1V ±5% Max 8A
  • UPS charging current: 2A via Micro-USB socket, 3A via DC jack
  • Terminal Battery Voltage : 4.2V
  • Recharge Threshold : 4.1V

WARNING:

Important Note: Please use high quality power supply, the low quality power supply will generate Surge Voltage, which will damage the board chip.

DO NOT APPLY POWER TO YOUR RASPBERRY PI VIA THE PI's MICRO USB or Type-C SOCKET.

DO NOT APPLY POWER TO X705 VIA THE MICRO USB SOCKET AND DC JACK AT THE SAME TIME.

DO NOT USE 18650 BATTERY WITH BUILT-IN PROTECTION CIRCUIT

Packing List

  • 1 x X705 Expansion Board
  • 1 x Power daughter board
  • 1 x 2-Pin Power connection wire(length: about 25mm)
  • 4 x Screw M2.5*6mm
  • 4 x Spacer F/F M2.5*14mm
  • 4 x Spacer M/F M2.5*22mm
  • 1 x Spacer M/F M2.5*11mm

Document

X705-Hardware

FAQ

  • Q1: Does the X705 UPS support to use with X825?
  • Answer: Yes, the X705 support to use with X825 board, but the power supply must be connected to X705, also the X825 "AUTO-ON" PIN must be shorted. Also you need to prepare extra spacers to install the kit.
  • Q2: Does the X725/X750/X705 support power failure detection?
  • A: No, the X725/X750/X705 dose not support power failure detection.
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Anonymous user #18

39 months ago
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Which side of the XH2.54 connector is positive and which side is negative? On the pins in the image, the left one is negative and the right one is positive. On the pin I received, the left is positive and the right is negative.

Please let me know which is positive and which is negative with a picture so I don't start a fire.

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Anonymous user #19

39 months ago
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Hi，Could you please send us a picture of X705 board？and Please tell us where you bought it and your order number. thanks.【support@geekworm.com】
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Anonymous user #19

39 months ago
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Hi，We have checked the product and the picture is correct. If you receive it incorrectly, please contact us via the email above.
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Anonymous user #17

42 months ago
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I was excited to get my new x705 but quickly became disappointed when I learned that in order to power my Raspberry pi 4b I would have to use some pins of the 40 pins. This essentially renders the rest of the header useless to me because I need the entire 40 pins for my small touch screen. What is my work around here? I thought I might use one of the 5v outlets and graft it to a USB-C end. It says I should not use the USB port. Why!

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Lisa

42 months ago
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Hi，If you want to expand the screen, please refer the X706 (simple UPS HAT) with the 40-pin header; You must provide power through the ups hat instead of the Raspberry Pi.
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Anonymous user #15

44 months ago
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Can we use it with X829/X735 V2.5 and if yes how to connect it ? If not what solution for UPS support ?

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Cindy

44 months ago
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Hi sir,

Please use the X708 with the X829, the X708 board has UPS and power management function.
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Anonymous user #16

43 months ago
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But x708 cannot be used with ice tower cooler because it stacks just on top of pi. Moreover, x705 has benefit than x708 that it has more xh2.54 output pin.
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Lisa

42 months ago
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The X708 is UPS board with cooling fan, so there is no need to use an ice tower fan. and the X705 has no fan and no cooling capability.
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Anonymous user #14

44 months ago
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Can you inform which boost converter is installed in the X705?

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Lisa

42 months ago
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Hi，sorry that is not supported.
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Anonymous user #12

46 months ago
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I have got 2 pieces X705 and I am having the same issue with both of them:

1. Start-status: - X705 is correctly connected to my PI3 B+ - External power supply is connected to X705 over Micro USB power input, X705's power LED is ON. - 2 18650 batteries are in X705, X705 is charging them - 1 battery indicator LED is permanently ON, the second one is flashing, the others are OFF. - My PI3 B+ is working normal, after having the external power supply off and on X705 is doing its job, i.e. my PI is working I continuously for hours.

2. Status hours (a day) after: - Status almost the same like above, but Batteries are full, X705's power LED is OFF - 3 battery indicator LEDs are permanently ON, the last one is flashing - My PI3 B+ is working normal and X705 is doing its job like above.

3. Status further hours (between 1.5 and 2 days) after: - My PI is getting NO power any more from X705 and therefore it is dead (off)! - ALL battery indicator LEDs are permanently ON (none is flashing)., although their voltage is very low: 2.95V! - Although external power supply has been continuously ON and connected to X705, X705's power LED is OFF! - This states does NEVER change by its own, X705 is no charging the batteries, my PI is dead! - After having switched X705's power button (blue one) all begins form "Start-status" - see point 1. above.

X705 developers, please provide me with a solution for this issue. Thank you in advance.

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Anonymous user #13

45 months ago
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내장 보호 회로가있는 18650 배터리를 사용하지 마십시오.
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Anonymous user #10

47 months ago
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My 705 hat worked fine for 2 weeks, but after that sometimes (when load connected) it start a loop and reports suddenly battery <25%: switches off, start, switch off, start.. at 10-60sec intervals. If i set the autostart mode to off, it just turn off, and when i press the button it starts and power down after 10-60 seconds. If i detach all loads, it stays on, and slowly get charged. Then it works again. tried different loads (usb cam, raspberry, phone), 3 different batteries, 2 different power adapters 3-4A. What could be the problem?

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Anonymous user #11

47 months ago
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Hi, does anybody knows about a case for raspberry pi 3b+X705? Can't find any.

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Lisa

42 months ago
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Hi，No case support.
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Anonymous user #9

47 months ago
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Hi, i see in the instructions that is raccomanded NOT to use the USB power output of this HAT to power the raspberry. Why? It does provide 2.5A, that should be enough..

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Lisa

42 months ago
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Hi，DO NOT APPLY POWER TO X705 VIA THE MICRO USB SOCKET AND DC JACK【 AT THE SAME TIME.】； you can use micro USB port or DC port ；But not at the same time
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Anonymous user #8

48 months ago
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Hello, which shape of 18650 battery is needed? i understand it should be WITHOUT BUILT-IN PROTECTION CIRCUIT, but i see there are 18650 batteries that are flat or with buttons or flaps on the edge. Which one is good? Thanks

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Cindy

48 months ago
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Hi, the flat 18650 batteries is more easy to pulg in.
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Anonymous user #10

47 months ago
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I used 2 Samsung 30Q batteries. Headless rasberry with only hostap (wifi access point) and Huawei E169 3G dongle lasts 7h without power adapter.
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Rainer

51 months ago
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Hi! Is it possible to power the RPi via the USB-A outlet of the board, as I need to install it away from the Pi and also can not mount the connector on the 40 pin header because of lack of space?

Thx!

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Lisa

42 months ago
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Hi，X705 microUSB [USB-A] is power in; NOT power out. You can use a longer power cord to connect the X735 to the Raspberry Pi
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Anonymous user #7

55 months ago
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can I instead use my own battery pack of 6p 18650 3.7v ?

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Lisa

42 months ago
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Hi，Yes, but do not use 18650 battery with built-in protection circuit
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Anonymous user #6

55 months ago
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Hi, can the x705 have direct communication with the Raspb? e.g. through i2c?

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Lisa

42 months ago
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Hi，The X705 is UPS only, if you need more features such as safe shutdown, please consider the X728
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GrahamO

57 months ago
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Is this device suitable for permanent connection to a 5V DC charging/power source to enable fail over to battery when the 5V source gets disconnected i.e. will it act a UPS when the main supply is disconnected. Does it have 'power path' management so that the Raspberry Pi only uses the main 5V supply and not the battery when the supply is connected?

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Anonymous user #5

57 months ago
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Hi, The X750 has power-patch management to avoid battery frequent charging & discharging, and PI will be powered by power adapter once power adapter is connected. so the X750 is suitable for permanent connection.

FYI, we will have a new model which called X728 has the same advanced power-patch management but also adds power loss detection, improved auto powering on, safe shutndown when battery low, RTC..etc.
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Harry

57 months ago
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Please refer to X750
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Anonymous user #4

59 months ago
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Can I use it the RockPI 4 B ?

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Admin

59 months ago
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Don't test it on RockPi 4B..

Thanks.
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Anonymous user #3

60 months ago
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The batteries need to button 18650 or flat?

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Admin

59 months ago
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Only 18650 battery
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Anonymous user #2

60 months ago
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According to what is written on the pcb I think that in the picture you switch the "xh2.54 pwr in 3A" with the last "xh2.54 dc 5v output". Can you please specify it?

thanks

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Admin

58 months ago
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Sorry, we will update it!
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Anonymous user #1

62 months ago
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Can a lower charge density lithium ion polymer battery be used instead of the 18650, such as ADAFRUIT INDUSTRIES 1578 Lithium Ion Polymer Battery - 3.7v 500mAh? I just need to shut down pi, so small capacity is OK.

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Admin

60 months ago
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Hi, we don't recommend that you do so.

Thanks.
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