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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Thank you for your quick reply.<br />
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I think the pinout in this documentation is wrong. It says:<br />
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1 Power on/off control connecting to switch<br />
2 Ground<br />
3 LED+ for battery low indicator<br />
4 LED+ for power on, rebooting and shutdown<br />
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But shorting pin 1 and pin 2 has no effect.<br />
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Instead, shorting pin 2 and pin 4, I get the expected behavior like Power on and force shutdown (holding >8 seconds).<br />
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I have a X708 V2.0 if that makes a difference.<br />
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I have a normally open four pin momentary switch with build in LED.<br />
Like this one: amazon.de/gp/product/B07KCCLGXJ<br />
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1 LED +<br />
2 LED -<br />
3 S1<br />
4 S2<br />
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Currently I connected S1 to pin 2 and S2 to pin 4 to make the switch working. Also I have connected LED + to pin 3 and LED - to pin 1 to make the LED working.<br />
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Even if everything works now, I wonder if everything is connected correctly?<br />
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