X715

Overview

The X715 is the updated version from X710.

Some new features of X715(Updated on May 25th 2021)

With more wide range voltage input from 6V to 60V;
With 4-Pin PWR port to use external latching power switch, only supports latching switch, DON'T support Momentary switch
Supports 3 kind power in connectors: DC 55*21 Jack, terminals and XH2.54;
Supports 2 kind 5V power out connectors: XH2.54 and terminals;
Use the silent PWM cooling fan, and support fan speed is control by script, support read fan speed, and we provide sample python code.
Remove safe shutdown function of X710;

The X715 is a power management expansion board for all current models of the Raspberry Pi using a 40-pin header. It provides Max 5A of continuous output current over a wide 6V to 60V operating input range with excellent load and line regulation and a low noise PWM cooling fan which enables the use of the Raspberry Pi in extreme conditions including very high temperature environments. The X710 also reserves the 40-pin header that can be stacked with other Raspberry Pi accessory boards for enhanced applications.

Features

FOR USE WITH	Raspberry Pi 4 Model B/ Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+/Raspberry Pi 3 Model B/Raspberry Pi 2 Model B/Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+
OPERATING SYSTEM	- Raspbian Stretch
KEY FEATURES	- Ultra-wide input range power supply for Raspberry Pi - Integrated high-efficiency step-down DC-DC converter - Wide 6V to 60V operating input range - 5A continuous output current - High efficiency up to 90% - Convenient power input via DC jack/screw terminal/XH2.54 connector - Convenient Power output via screw terminal, XH2.54 connector and the 40-pin header - On-board blue LED shows the status of power on/off - With 4-Pin PWR port to use external latching power switch, only supports latching switch, DON'T support Momentary switch - Powers the Raspberry Pi via the 40-pin header - no additional cabling required - Use the silent PWM cooling fan, and support fan speed is control by script, support read fan speed, and we provide sample python code - Reserved 40-pin stackable Header for Add-On Boards - Works with all current models of the Raspberry Pi using a 40 pin header - Fully compatible with X820,X850, X860, X870, X822, X852, X825, X828, X855, X856, X857,X862,X873 but there is no match metal case for them
SPECIFICATION	- Power supply: 6~60Vdc ≥ 2A - Output: 5V 5%, Max 5A - DC power jack : 5.5*2.1mm, Positive Tip - Board size: 65 x 68mm
NOTES	- Don't connect any 5V-powered device to XH2.54 power input connector. - Do not apply power to your Raspberry Pi via the Pi's Micro-USB socket or type C socket - Please note that there is no mach case for X715. X715 is not fit for X820 case, X857 case and X825 case.

Document

X715 Software

PCB dimention

X715 Dimensions source file (DXF): File:X715-PCB-v1.0.dxf - You can view it with Autodesk Viewer online

Packing List

1 x X715 V1.0 Power Management Expansion Board
8 x M2.5 *5mm Screws
4 x M2.5 *12+6mm Spacers
4 x M2.5 *12mm Spacers

FAQ

Q1: What is the pinout for the PWR Switch?

A: Please refer to here: PH2.0 Conector Specification

Q2: Dose the X715 board can work with UPS HAT for wide range input + ups function?

A: Yes, X728 V2.0/V2.1/V2.2 UPS board added power input connector, which can be used with X715 to achieve 6~60V wide voltage input.

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Anonymous user #5

23 days ago

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Can I combine this with x708UPS hat? Are there any special precautions I would need to make?

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Walker

23 days ago

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Hello, these two cannot be used together,

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Anonymous user #4

4 months ago

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Can you please provide example for how to use X715 together with X728 (UPS) to achieve 6~60V wide voltage input.

I see two options: 1. Stack Raspberry, X715 & X728. - Power in to X715. X715 will power Raspberry directly. - Power cable from X715 to X728. For X728 to charge batteries. 2. Stack Raspberry & X728. X715 separate. - Power in to X715. Fan function not usable as it is not stacked on Raspberry. - Power cable from X715 to X728. X728 charge batteries and provide power to Raspberry. - X715 is just used as Buck Converter (6V-60V to 5V).

Thanks

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Anonymous user #3

7 months ago

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If I want to use this with the X728, which ports do I use? Do I have plug the 5v output of the X715 into the 5v input of the X728? Do I still stack the hats on the RPI?

I tried this and it works, however when I do this the X728 doesn't recognize when power is disconnected from the X715. If I don't include the X715 in the stack of hats, it does recognize when the X715 is unplugged.

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Walker

7 months ago

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Hello, although X728 can be used together with X715, but it needs to be reminded that if it is not operated properly, it may cause damage. When X728 and X715 are used together, it can only be powered by 2PIN line, not by GPIO. If possible, please provide your order number. If possible, you can provide some pictures (about your question), preferably a video, and send it to our email. Please contact us at support@geekworm.com. We will try our best to help you solve the problem .)

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Anonymous user #2

16 months ago

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How can I use this board with Iqaudio Amp which also has a DC power input (6-18V)? Where should I connect the power plug to?

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Lisa

16 months ago

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Hi，

X715 not support Iqaudio Amp.

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