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[[File:X1017-IMG-0938.jpg|thumb|right|X1017 Interface]] | |||
[[File:X1017-IMG-0929-4Pin-Function-Header.jpg|thumb|right|X1017 4Pin Function Header]] | |||
[[File:X1017-IMG-1033-SATA.jpg|thumb|right|X1017 8-Port SATA]] | |||
[[File:X1017-IMG-1037.jpg|thumb|right|X1017 PCB Layout]] | |||
[[File:X1017-IMG-0927.jpg|thumb|right|X1017]] | |||
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==Important Notes== | ==Important Notes== | ||
<font color=red> | <font color=red> | ||
*Never connect both DC | * Never connect both a DC adapter and an ATX power supply to the board at the same time. Doing so will permanently damage the board and any connected devices. | ||
* | * Do not power your Raspberry Pi5 through its USB-C port while using this board. Use the X1017 as the sole power source for your Pi. | ||
* | * Use a stable 12V power supply within the specified range. Over-voltage will damage your hard drives. | ||
* The X1017 is designed for data storage purposes and does not currently support booting from HDD/SSD with the existing firmware. | * The X1017 is designed for data storage purposes and does not currently support booting from HDD/SSD with the existing firmware. | ||
* | * Auto Power Cut-off (for drives): This feature works only when powered via the DC jack. It is not available when using the ATX 4-pin connector. | ||
* | * All SATA ports share the Pi 5's PCIe Gen3 x1 total bandwidth. No impact on HDDs; only affects multi-SSD full-load scenarios.</font> | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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* '''Confusing power supply for multiple hard drives''': | * '''Confusing power supply for multiple hard drives''': | ||
Supports simultaneous access to multiple hard drives and features | Equipped with dual 12V power input options (two standard DC power jacks and one 4-pin ATX power connector), One single power supply powers both the Raspberry Pi 5 and all connected SATA drives — no separate Raspberry Pi power supply needed. High-power setups (e.g. 8×3.5" HDDs) require dual DC adapters; see technical specs for details. | ||
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. | |||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
* '''8 x SATA 3.0 Ports''' : Connect up to eight SATA devices simultaneously to your Raspberry Pi 5 | * '''8 x SATA 3.0 Ports''' : Connect up to eight SATA devices simultaneously to your Raspberry Pi 5 | ||
* '''High-Capacity Storage''' : | * '''High-Capacity Storage''' : Up to 176TB theoretical total (22TB per drive; compatibility varies) | ||
* Wide Drive Compatibility : Works with SATA 6G, 3G, and 1.5G hard drives | * Wide Drive Compatibility : Works with all SATA 6G, 3G, and 1.5G hard drives and SSDs | ||
* Multi-Speed Support : Supports communication speeds of 5.0, 3.0, and 1.5 Gbit/s | * Multi-Speed Support : Supports communication speeds of 5.0, 3.0, and 1.5 Gbit/s | ||
* | * HDD/SSD status LED: flashing: Solid light for device connected, flashing for read/write activity, off for no device connected. | ||
* Flexible Power Input : Accepts 12V power via DC jack or ATX 4-pin connector | * Flexible Power Input : Accepts 12V power via DC jack or ATX 4-pin connector | ||
* '''Unified Power Delivery''' : High-efficiency DC/DC converter delivers up to 12A to power both Pi 5 and SATA drives from a single source | * '''Unified Power Delivery''' : High-efficiency DC/DC converter delivers up to 12A to power both Pi 5 and SATA drives from a single source | ||
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* '''Automatic Drive Power Cut-off''' : Cuts power to SATA devices when Pi 5 shuts down '''(DC jack only; not supported with ATX 4-pin) ''' | * '''Automatic Drive Power Cut-off''' : Cuts power to SATA devices when Pi 5 shuts down '''(DC jack only; not supported with ATX 4-pin) ''' | ||
* Splitter Cable Included : Comes with a power SATA splitter cable to support up to 8 drives | * Splitter Cable Included : Comes with a power SATA splitter cable to support up to 8 drives | ||
* '''HAT-Friendly Design''' : Mounts on the bottom of the Pi 5, allowing | * '''HAT-Friendly Design''' : Mounts on the bottom of the Pi 5, allowing use of standard HATs with no protruding components on the bottom | ||
* '''12V PWM Fan Header''': For custom case cooling solutions | |||
* '''12V PWM Fan Header''': For custom case cooling solutions | |||
* Tested and supported operating systems: Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit), OpenMediaVault (OMV) | * Tested and supported operating systems: Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit), OpenMediaVault (OMV) | ||
* Compatible Accessories: PA12V10A power adapter, X15-F10 8010 PWM-controlled fan | * 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. | |||
*The X1017 powers the Raspberry Pi 5 via pogo pins. Do not power the Raspberry Pi 5 through its USB-C port | |||
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==Technical Specification== | ==Technical Specification== | ||
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|'''Power input'''|| 12Vdc ± 5%<font color=red>(Warning: Over-voltage will damage your HDDs!)</font> | |'''Power input'''|| | ||
* '''12Vdc ± 5%'''<font color=red>(Warning: Over-voltage will damage your HDDs!)</font> | |||
*Intput Ripple & Noise: 200mVp-p Max | *Intput Ripple & Noise: 200mVp-p Max | ||
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* 4 x SATA 3.5" HDD : '''12V 10A adapter x1''' | * 4 x SATA 3.5" HDD : '''12V 10A adapter x1''' | ||
* 8 x SATA 3.5" HDD : '''12V 10A adapter x2''' | * 8 x SATA 3.5" HDD : '''12V 10A adapter x2''' | ||
(two parallel DC jacks | (Note: 3.5" HDDs draw high inrush current on startup. 8×3.5" HDD setups require two identical-spec 12V DC adapters connected in parallel via the dual DC jacks.) | ||
|- | |- | ||
|'''Recommended power supply via 4-pin ATX connector'''|| | |'''Recommended power supply via 4-pin ATX connector'''|| | ||
* '''12V 20A''' | * '''12V 20A''' | ||
<font color=red>⚠️ WARNING: | <font color=red>⚠️ CRITICAL WARNING: Never connect a DC power adapter AND an ATX power supply to the board simultaneously.</font> | ||
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| '''Raspberry Pi Power Supply''' || 5.1V ±5% | | '''Raspberry Pi Power Supply''' || 5.1V ±5% | ||
|- | |- | ||
| '''Ports & Connectors''' || | | '''Ports & Connectors''' || | ||
* '''2 × DC 5.5×2.1mm power input jacks''' (parallel design) | * '''2 × DC 5.5×2.1mm power input jacks''' (parallel design) | ||
* '''1 × ATX 4-pin power | * '''1 × ATX 4-pin power in/out connector ''' | ||
(Input: powers the whole system when connected to an ATX power supply | |||
Output: provides 12V for extra drives when powered via DC jacks) | |||
* 1 × 16-pin 0.5mm pitch PCIe FFC connector | * 1 × 16-pin 0.5mm pitch PCIe FFC connector | ||
* 8 × 7-pin SATA 3.0 data connectors | * 8 × 7-pin SATA 3.0 data connectors | ||
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| '''4-pin Function Header Pinout'''|| | | '''4-pin Function Header Pinout'''|| | ||
* Pin1 = external momentary power switch | * Pin1 = external momentary power switch | ||
* Pin2 = fan PWM | * Pin2 = fan PWM (Connecting to Raspberry Pi 5 Fan) | ||
* Pin3 = ground | * Pin3 = ground | ||
* '''Pin4 = 12V power output | * '''Pin4 = 12V power output | ||
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| '''PCB Size''' || 100mm × 86mm | | '''PCB Size''' || 100mm × 86mm | ||
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==Install Guide== | |||
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==How to Power== | |||
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==Test & Reviews== | ==Test & Reviews== | ||
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Note:Test result is for single-drive sequential read. Multi-drive concurrent throughput is limited by the Pi 5's PCIe Gen3 x1 total bandwidth. | |||
==Packing List== | ==Packing List== | ||
* X1017 V1.0 PCIe3.0 to 8-port SATA expansion board x1 | * X1017 V1.0 PCIe3.0 to 8-port SATA expansion board x1 | ||
* Screw | * Screw CM2.5x5mm x4 | ||
* PCIe FFC cable 37mm x2 | * PCIe FFC cable 37mm x2 | ||
* SATA power spillter cable x1 | * SATA power spillter cable x1 | ||
[[File:X1017-IMG-0922-Packing-List-3.jpg|600px]] | |||
==User Manual== | ==User Manual== | ||
* X1017 hardware description:[https://suptronics.com/Raspberrypi/Storage/x1017-v1.0_hardware.html X1017 Hardware] | * X1017 hardware description:[https://suptronics.com/Raspberrypi/Storage/x1017-v1.0_hardware.html X1017 Hardware] | ||
* How to make it work:[https://suptronics.com/Raspberrypi/Storage/x1017-v1.0_software.html X1017 Software] | * How to make it work:Manual PCIe enable configuration is required. Full official tutorial:[https://suptronics.com/Raspberrypi/Storage/x1017-v1.0_software.html X1017 Software] | ||
==FAQ== | ==FAQ== | ||
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[[Category:Product Manual]] | [[Category:Product Manual]] | ||
[[Category:Raspberry pi]] | [[Category:Raspberry pi]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:34, 20 July 2026






Important Notes
- Never connect both a DC adapter and an ATX power supply to the board at the same time. Doing so will permanently damage the board and any connected devices.
- Do not power your Raspberry Pi5 through its USB-C port while using this board. Use the X1017 as the sole power source for your Pi.
- Use a stable 12V power supply within the specified range. Over-voltage will damage your hard drives.
- The X1017 is designed for data storage purposes and does not currently support booting from HDD/SSD with the existing firmware.
- Auto Power Cut-off (for drives): This feature works only when powered via the DC jack. It is not available when using the ATX 4-pin connector.
- All SATA ports share the Pi 5's PCIe Gen3 x1 total bandwidth. No impact on HDDs; only affects multi-SSD full-load scenarios.
Overview
The X1017 is a PCIe 3.0 to 8-port SATA expansion board designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 5, providing a one-stop solution for high-capacity, high-speed storage upgrades.
It addresses two major pain points in building multi-disk storage systems with the Raspberry Pi 5:
- Insufficient native storage capacity:
Supports simultaneous connection of up to 8 SATA hard drives, with a maximum capacity of 22TB per drive and a total capacity of up to 176TB.
- 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), One single power supply powers both the Raspberry Pi 5 and all connected SATA drives — no separate Raspberry Pi power supply needed. High-power setups (e.g. 8×3.5" HDDs) require dual DC adapters; see technical specs for details.
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.
Features
- 8 x SATA 3.0 Ports : Connect up to eight SATA devices simultaneously to your Raspberry Pi 5
- High-Capacity Storage : Up to 176TB theoretical total (22TB per drive; compatibility varies)
- Wide Drive Compatibility : Works with all SATA 6G, 3G, and 1.5G hard drives and SSDs
- Multi-Speed Support : Supports communication speeds of 5.0, 3.0, and 1.5 Gbit/s
- HDD/SSD status LED: flashing: Solid light for device connected, flashing for read/write activity, off for no device connected.
- Flexible Power Input : Accepts 12V power via DC jack or ATX 4-pin connector
- Unified Power Delivery : High-efficiency DC/DC converter delivers up to 12A to power both Pi 5 and SATA drives from a single source
- Pogo Pin Power to Pi 5 : Powers your Raspberry Pi 5 directly via pogo pins; no separate power supply needed
- Automatic Drive Power Cut-off : Cuts power to SATA devices when Pi 5 shuts down (DC jack only; not supported with ATX 4-pin)
- Splitter Cable Included : Comes with a power SATA splitter cable to support up to 8 drives
- HAT-Friendly Design : Mounts on the bottom of the Pi 5, allowing use of standard HATs with no protruding components on the bottom
- 12V PWM Fan Header: For custom case cooling solutions
- Tested and supported operating systems: Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit), OpenMediaVault (OMV)
- 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.
- The X1017 powers the Raspberry Pi 5 via pogo pins. Do not power the Raspberry Pi 5 through its USB-C port
Technical Specification
| Power input |
|
| Recommended power supply via DC jack |
(Note: 3.5" HDDs draw high inrush current on startup. 8×3.5" HDD setups require two identical-spec 12V DC adapters connected in parallel via the dual DC jacks.) |
| Recommended power supply via 4-pin ATX connector |
⚠️ CRITICAL WARNING: Never connect a DC power adapter AND an ATX power supply to the board simultaneously. |
| Raspberry Pi Power Supply | 5.1V ±5% |
| Ports & Connectors |
(Input: powers the whole system when connected to an ATX power supply Output: provides 12V for extra drives when powered via DC jacks)
|
| 4-pin Function Header Pinout |
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| PCB Size | 100mm × 86mm |
| PCIe cable length | 37mm
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Install Guide
How to Power
Test & Reviews
Test Conditions
- System board details: Raspberry Pi 5 Model B Rev 1.0 , 4G RAM
- Interface board details: X1017 PCIe3.0 to 8-port SATA board
- Operation system: Raspberry Pi OS with desktop (Debian13 (trixie), 64bit, Release date: 4 Dec 2025)
- Storage details: Samsung EVO 750 2.5" SATA SSD
Testing disk drive read speed with hdparm
Note:Test result is for single-drive sequential read. Multi-drive concurrent throughput is limited by the Pi 5's PCIe Gen3 x1 total bandwidth.
Packing List
- X1017 V1.0 PCIe3.0 to 8-port SATA expansion board x1
- Screw CM2.5x5mm x4
- PCIe FFC cable 37mm x2
- SATA power spillter cable x1
User Manual
- X1017 hardware description:X1017 Hardware
- How to make it work:Manual PCIe enable configuration is required. Full official tutorial:X1017 Software
FAQ
Q1: Question 1
A: Place the answer here.
