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Lisa: /* Updated */

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	==Updated==		==Updated==
	X306 is updated to ~~<span class="tb_red">~~V1.5 version~~</span>~~ on August 21st 2025: A higher-quality 18650 battery holder is used, making battery installation and removal easier and more robust.		X306 is updated to {{Red\|V1.5 version}} on August 21st 2025: A higher-quality 18650 battery holder is used, making battery installation and removal easier and more robust.

	X306 is updated to V1.3 on May 28th, 2024.		X306 is updated to V1.3 on May 28th, 2024.

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Harry at 12:36, 26 May 2026

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Harry: /* FAQ */

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	A: There is a feedback from buyers that solved this problem. Please refer to go to:[[X306#comment-~~4545~~]]		A: There is a feedback from buyers that solved this problem. Please refer to go to:[[X306#cs-comment-8940]]

	in config.txt comment out: dtoverlay=dwc2		in config.txt comment out: dtoverlay=dwc2

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	* Integrated battery reverse polarity protection circuit		* Integrated battery reverse polarity protection circuit
	* Integrated over current protection and over voltage protection		* Integrated over current protection and over voltage protection
	* Intelligent automatic charging and discharging		* Intelligent automatic charging and discharging. '''When the battery discharges to 2.4V, the built-in protection chip will cut off the battery connection'''
	* 4 blue LEDs indicate battery charging and discharging levels of 25%, 50% , 75% and 100%		* 4 blue LEDs indicate battery charging and discharging levels of 25%, 50% , 75% and 100%
	* Red & green LEDs show the status of power on/off and charging status		* Red & green LEDs show the status of power on/off and charging status

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	! colspan="2" \| <span style="font-size:1.2em; font-weight:bold; color:#2c3e50;">🔧 X306 V1.3/V1.5 4-pin Header (AL ON & ~~PWR SW~~) Guide</span>		! colspan="2" \| <span style="font-size:1.2em; font-weight:bold; color:#2c3e50;"> X306 V1.3/V1.5 4-pin Header Interface (AL ON & PSW GND) Guide</span>
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	The V1.3 & V1.5 version has a 4-pin reserved interface (AL ON & GND ~~PSW~~) that can be used for the following functions:		The V1.3 & V1.5 version has a 4-pin reserved interface (AL ON & PSW GND) that can be used for the following functions:

	<span style="color: #c0392b; font-weight: bold;">⚠️ To use these expansion functions, you will need to prepare your own soldering tools, 4-pin header, jumper cap, and 2-pin momentary switch. These items are not included in the X306 package.</span>		<span style="color: #c0392b; font-weight: bold;">⚠️ To use these expansion functions, you will need to prepare your own soldering tools, 4-pin header, jumper cap, and 2-pin momentary switch. These items are not included in the X306 package.</span>

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	The V1.3 & V1.5 version has a 4-pin reserved interface (AL, ON, GND, PSW) that can be used for the following functions:		The V1.3 & V1.5 version has a 4-pin reserved interface (AL ON & GND PSW) that can be used for the following functions:

	* <span style="color: #c0392b; font-weight: bold;">⚠️ To use these expansion functions, you will need to prepare your own soldering tools, 4-pin header, jumper cap, and 2-pin momentary switch. These items are not included in the X306 package.</span>		<span style="color: #c0392b; font-weight: bold;">⚠️ To use these expansion functions, you will need to prepare your own soldering tools, 4-pin header, jumper cap, and 2-pin momentary switch. These items are not included in the X306 package.</span>

	'''🔧 Preparation'''		'''🔧 Preparation'''
	* ~~This interface does '''not''' come with pre-soldered headers. If you need to use the functions below, you will need to solder~~ a 4-pin header ~~yourself~~.		* Solder a 4-pin header to the reserved interface of X306.
	* If you don't need these functions, just use the board as is — no action required.		* If you don't need these functions, just use the board as is — no action required.

	~~'''⚡ Function 1~~: ~~Power Always On'''~~		[[File:X306 IMG 6998.JPG\|700px\|X306]]
	* '''How to connect''': Short the AL and ON pins with a jumper cap or solder bridge.
	* '''Effect''': When power is connected, the Raspberry Pi will boot up automatically — no need to press any button.

	'''🔘 Function 2: ~~External~~ Power ~~Button~~'''		'''🔘 Function 1: AL & ON - Power Always On'''
	* '''~~How to connect~~''': ~~Prepare a momentary push~~ button ~~and connect it '''between''' the GND and PSW pins~~.		* '''Short''': Power always on, power button disabled.
	* '''~~Effect~~''': ~~You can use this~~ button to ~~power the Raspberry Pi~~ on/off.		* '''Open''': Power button Press to switch on, Hold 3 seconds to switch off.
	* '''⚠️ Note''': GND and PSW are the two connection points for the switch. '''Do not short them directly''' — they must be connected through an external switch.

	~~[[File:X306 IMG 6998.JPG\|700px\|X306]]~~

	'''~~📌 Tips~~'''		'''🔘 Function 2: PSW & GND - External Power Switch'''
	* ~~The two functions are independent — you can use one, both, or neither~~.		* '''How to connect''': Prepare a momentary push switch and connect it '''between''' the GND and PSW pins.
	* ~~If using both~~: ~~short AL-ON~~ for ~~power always on, and connect a~~ switch ~~between GND-PSW~~. ~~They do~~ not ~~interfere with each other~~.		* '''Effect''': Same function as onboard Button.
			* '''⚠️ Note''': PSW GND are the two connection points for the switch. '''Do not short them directly.'''
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	'''📌 Tips'''		'''📌 Tips'''
	* The two functions are independent — you can use one, both, or neither.		* The two functions are independent — you can use one, both, or neither.
	* If using both: short AL-ON for ~~auto~~ power-on, and connect a switch between GND-PSW. They do not interfere with each other.		* If using both: short AL-ON for power always on, and connect a switch between GND-PSW. They do not interfere with each other.
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