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[[File:X1012-V1.2-IMG-8035-interface-1.jpg|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 Interface]] | [[File:X1012-V1.2-IMG-8035-interface-1.jpg|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 Interface]] | ||
[[File:X1012v1.2-PCB-Layout.png|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 PCB Layout]] | [[File:X1012v1.2-PCB-Layout.png|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 PCB Layout]] | ||
[[File:X1012-V1.2-IMG-0805.jpg|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 & NVMe SSD]] | |||
[[File:X1012v1.2-1200p4.jpg|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 & NVMe SSD]] | [[File:X1012v1.2-1200p4.jpg|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 & NVMe SSD]] | ||
[[File:X1012v1.2-1200p5.jpg|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 & NVMe SSD]] | [[File:X1012v1.2-1200p5.jpg|thumb|right| X1012 V1.2 & NVMe SSD]] | ||
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With its sleek and compact design, this shield allows for easy attachment of various M.2 SSD lengths (including 2280, 2260, 2242, and 2230) to your Raspberry Pi 5. It supports booting the operating system from your SSD, leading to quicker application launches, web serving, and file copying. | With its sleek and compact design, this shield allows for easy attachment of various M.2 SSD lengths (including 2280, 2260, 2242, and 2230) to your Raspberry Pi 5. It supports booting the operating system from your SSD, leading to quicker application launches, web serving, and file copying. | ||
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{{PCIe to NVME Sets}} | |||
{{NVMe SSD Incompatibility List}} | {{NVMe SSD Incompatibility List}} | ||
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| ''' Technical Specification''' || | | ''' Technical Specification''' || | ||
<span class="tb_red">'''Power supply:''' 35-57VDC powering over Ethernet</span> or <span class="tb_red">40-57Vdc via Auxiliary power jack</span> | <span class="tb_red">'''Power supply:''' 35-57VDC powering over Ethernet</span> or <span class="tb_red">40-57Vdc via Auxiliary power jack</span>[Power supply is selectable between the two; simultaneous power is not supported.] | ||
'''Ports & Connectors:''' | '''Ports & Connectors:''' | ||
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==Matching Case== | ==Matching Case== | ||
X1012 is compatible with [[P579 | P579-V2]] case, though <span class="tb_red">the case doesn't reserved port for the DC power of X1012</span>. Because X1012 support POE, and DC jack is just an auxiliary power jack that non-essential. | X1012 is compatible with [[P579 | P579-V2]] case, though <span class="tb_red">the case doesn't reserved port for the DC power of X1012</span>. Because X1012 support POE, and DC jack is just an auxiliary power jack that non-essential. | ||
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[[File:X1012-V1.2-IMG-8052-DC-port.jpg|600px]] | |||
==User Manual== | ==User Manual== | ||
===Hardware Installation=== | ===Hardware Installation=== | ||
[[File:X1012 | [[File:X1012-Installation.jpg|600px]] | ||
Installation Video of X1012 & [[P579]] Case: https://youtu.be/ipECjo_FG4g | |||
{{#ev:youtube|https://youtu.be/ipECjo_FG4g}} | |||
=== | ===How to make it work=== | ||
# Enable PCIe to make nvme ssd work, please refer to [[NVMe SSD boot with the Raspberry Pi 5]] | You need to do some configuration based on the current OS before the SSD can work, which is a basic requirement for RPi 5. | ||
# | # '''Enable PCIe''' to make nvme ssd work, please refer to [[NVMe SSD boot with the Raspberry Pi 5]] | ||
:: sudo rpi-eeprom-config -e | # Run the following command to tell the Pi that the X1012 POE is capable of 5A, so the USB current will get the full 1.6A | ||
::<pre>sudo rpi-eeprom-config -e</pre> | |||
::Add <code>PSU_MAX_CURRENT=5000</code> at the end of the file that reads like this: | ::Add <code>PSU_MAX_CURRENT=5000</code> at the end of the file that reads like this: | ||
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::Reboot your Raspberry Pi 5 to make the change take effect. | ::Reboot your Raspberry Pi 5 to make the change take effect. | ||
===Introduction to Implementing Auxiliary Power on POE=== | ===Introduction to Implementing Auxiliary Power on POE=== | ||
* Introduction to Implementing Auxiliary Power on POE: [[File:AN3472-Implementing-Aux-Power-in-PoE.pdf]] | * Introduction to Implementing Auxiliary Power on POE: [[File:AN3472-Implementing-Aux-Power-in-PoE.pdf]] | ||
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* 1 x M2.5* 7mm F/F Spacer (And two M2.5*5 screws to fix the 2230/2242/2260 SSDs) | * 1 x M2.5* 7mm F/F Spacer (And two M2.5*5 screws to fix the 2230/2242/2260 SSDs) | ||
* 1 x CM2x3mm screw (sliver color, to fix 2280 SSD only) | * 1 x CM2x3mm screw (sliver color, to fix 2280 SSD only) | ||
[[File: X1012-Packing-List | [[File:X1012-V1.2-IMG-8037-Packing-List.jpg | 600px]] | ||
==Test & Reviews== | ==Test & Reviews== | ||
'''Test Conditions''' | '''Test Conditions''' | ||
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==FAQ== | ==FAQ== | ||
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Q1: Is the X1012 compatible with the [[H502]] brass heatsink?</div> | |||
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A: Yes, the H502 brass heatsink is compatible with the X1012. However, you will need an additional 4pcs M2.5×12+3 mm spacers to install it between the X1012 and the [[H502]] heatsink. | |||
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