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17 July 2024
10 July 2024
| 18:34 | Comments log Lisa talk contribs posted a new comment on X735 (If both the X735 and the Raspberry Pi are powered off, there should be no voltage generated.) | ||||
8 July 2024
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17:50 | (Comments log)[Lisa; 88.217.180.33] | |||
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17:50 88.217.180.33 talk posted a new comment on X735 (@Lisa Thank you for the quick reply. I know that you can power other devices with -5V by connectig them to the plug. But this was not my question. I wanted to know if a powered off Raspberry Pi will unintentionally get powered by a connected device with some voltage on the connctor pin (e.g. if the device itself is connected to a USB-Port and therefore has +5V on the pin).) | ||||
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14:57 Lisa talk contribs posted a new comment on X735 (You can power other devices through [5V OUT] and connect them using a 2-pin cable.) | ||||
5 July 2024
| 18:32 | Comments log 88.217.180.159 talk posted a new comment on X735 (Are the +5V outputs of the X735 V3.0 directly connected to the Raspberry Pi +5V system power or ist there a protective circuit that prevents the Raspberry Pi from accidential voltage provided by devices connected to the +5V output while the X735/Raspberry Pi is powered off?) | ||||
21 June 2024
| 12:21 | Comments log Lisa talk contribs posted a new comment on X825 V2.0 (X825 V1.5 has been discontinued. We have not tested it. Judging from the location of the USB 3.0 interface on Pi5 and Pi4, it may not be possible to install the USB 3.0 connector.) | ||||