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25 July 2024
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11:07 | (Comments log)[185.180.13.99; 147.231.72.217] | |||
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11:07 185.180.13.99 talk posted a new comment on NASPi (Will there be rpi5 version with a pcie FPC connection with in case?) | ||||
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00:21 147.231.72.217 talk posted a new comment on X728 (Hello, it looks there is no way to meaningfully use X728 without scritps for software shutdown. If you power loss happens to RPI without scripts the power to RPI will remain until the butteries are completely discharged or RPI breaks because of repeating reboot on low input voltage. There is on standalone UPS behavior (confirmed by email from support).) | ||||
23 July 2024
| 21:08 | Comments log 76.155.2.74 talk posted a new comment on X728 (Hi, what are the jumpers next to the USB-C power in for on the 1.2v board? There are 6 pins vs 4 on the newer versions?) | ||||
8 July 2024
| 17:50 | Comments log 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).) | ||||