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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Sorry for the late reply.<br />
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Please refer to [https://wiki.geekworm.com/X1200#FAQ Q1 & Q2]<br />
First check if you have unlocked the current limit for Raspberry Pi 5. Its EEPROM firmware restricts max input current by default, which is lower than 5A. You need to unlock it to full 5A power supply and enable USB max current output (refer to [https://suptronics.com/Raspberrypi/Power_mgmt/x120x-v1.0_software.html Script Reference-Official Scripts]<br />
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Finish this setting first, then follow the troubleshooting steps in [https://wiki.geekworm.com/X1200#FAQ Q2].<br />
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If the issue still exists, please send us related photos and test videos via email: support@geekworm.com. Kindly also mention your purchase platform and order number, so we can check the product batch easily. Thanks for your understanding.</div>Ruby