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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Yes, we know that it can be turned off with the external switch but since the Raspberry Pi is installed in an inconvenient position and is used as a dash in the car that connects to the ECU to display its data, we would like it to turn off on its own after a certain time that the power was turned off. Since X1202 communicates when there is no more power, on this event you could start a countdown, close open applications and turn off the system, without using a keyboard, mouse and external switch.<!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 176.200.80.175 --></div>176.200.80.175