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*Never connect both DC power and ATX 4-pin power simultaneously: mixing these two power supply methods will directly burn out the expansion board and hard drive.

* Automatic Drive Power Cut-off: Supported with DC jack power input only. Not available when using ATX 4-pin connector.

* Warning: Over-voltage will damage your HDD. Please use a stable 12V power supply within the specified range.

* The X1017 is designed for data storage purposes and does not currently support booting from HDD/SSD with the existing firmware.

* The 4-pin functional fan connector only supports 12V PWM fans. Connecting a 5V fan will immediately burn it out.

* Do not apply power to your Raspberry Pi via the Type-C USB socket.

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* '''Confusing power supply for multiple hard drives''':

Equipped with dual 12V power input options (two standard DC power jacks and one 4-pin ATX power connector), eliminating the need for separate power supplies for the Raspberry Pi.

A single power supply can easily ~~drive the~~ Raspberry Pi 5 and all connected SATA devices. A built-in load switch completely cuts off power to SATA devices when the system is shut down, while a high-efficiency buck converter provides a stable 5V 12A output.

One single power supply can easily run your Raspberry Pi 5 and all connected SATA storage devices. A built-in load switch completely cuts off power to SATA devices when the system is shut down, while a high-efficiency buck converter provides a stable 5V 12A output.

Supports simultaneous access to multiple hard drives and features 8 SATA 3.0 interface with bandwidth up to 5Gbps, ensuring fast and stable data transfer. Suitable for building home media centers, personal NAS, closed-circuit television video storage, and personal data backup servers.

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* Compatible Accessories: PA12V10A power adapter, X15-F10 8010 PWM-controlled fan

Note:The X1017 does not support SATA boot with the current Raspberry Pi5 firmware.

==Technical Specification==

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|'''Recommended power supply via 4-pin ATX connector'''||

* '''12V 20A'''

⚠️ WARNING: ~~Do NOT connect both DC~~ power ~~and ATX 4-pin power simultaneously. Mixing these two power methods will permanently destroy the board and~~ connected ~~devices~~.

⚠️ CRITICAL WARNING: Only one external power source should be connected at a time.

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-*Never connect both DC power and ATX 4-pin power simultaneously: mixing these two power supply methods will directly burn out the expansion board and hard drive.
 * Automatic Drive Power Cut-off: Supported with DC jack power input only. Not available when using ATX 4-pin connector.
 * Warning: Over-voltage will damage your HDD. Please use a stable 12V power supply within the specified range.
 * The X1017 is designed for data storage purposes and does not currently support booting from HDD/SSD with the existing firmware.
-* The 4-pin functional fan connector only supports 12V PWM fans. Connecting a 5V fan will immediately burn it out.
 * Do not apply power to your Raspberry Pi via the Type-C USB socket.</font>
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 * '''Confusing power supply for multiple hard drives''':
 Equipped with dual 12V power input options (two standard DC power jacks and one 4-pin ATX power connector), eliminating the need for separate power supplies for the Raspberry Pi.
-A single power supply can easily drive the Raspberry Pi 5 and all connected SATA devices. A built-in load switch completely cuts off power to SATA devices when the system is shut down, while a high-efficiency buck converter provides a stable 5V 12A output.
+One single power supply can easily run your Raspberry Pi 5 and all connected SATA storage devices. A built-in load switch completely cuts off power to SATA devices when the system is shut down, while a high-efficiency buck converter provides a stable 5V 12A output.
 Supports simultaneous access to multiple hard drives and features 8 SATA 3.0 interface with bandwidth up to 5Gbps, ensuring fast and stable data transfer. Suitable for building home media centers, personal NAS, closed-circuit television video storage, and personal data backup servers.
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 * Compatible Accessories: PA12V10A power adapter, X15-F10 8010 PWM-controlled fan
- <font color=red>Note:The X1017 does not support SATA boot with the current Raspberry Pi5 firmware.</font>
+<font color=red>Note:The X1017 does not support SATA boot with the current Raspberry Pi5 firmware.</font>
 ==Technical Specification==
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 |'''Recommended power supply via 4-pin ATX connector'''||
 * '''12V 20A'''
-<font color=red>⚠️ WARNING: Do NOT connect both DC power and ATX 4-pin power simultaneously. Mixing these two power methods will permanently destroy the board and connected devices.</font>
+<font color=red>⚠️ CRITICAL WARNING: Only one external power source should be connected at a time.</font>
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-[[Category:DIY Electronics]]
-[[Category:ESP32]]
-[[Category:Jetson Nano]]
-[[Category:LattePanda]]
-[[Category:Smart Home]]
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