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Anonymous user #6

one day 11 hours 32 minutes ago

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I prefer to buy a battery-hat with a flat or cubic battery than cylindrical one.

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Lisa

one day 4 hours 51 minutes ago

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Hi,X1200 does not support batteries other than 18650. For the requirements of 18650 batteries, please refer to X1200#FAQ-- [What battery is recommended for this ups shield].If you want to use lithium batteries, we recommend you use X1203

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Anonymous user #5

one month ago

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where to buy?

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Lisa

one month ago

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Hi, X1200 is out of stock and is still in production.

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Harry

one month ago

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https://geek...oducts/x1200 to buy it.

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Anonymous user #3

2 months ago

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It mentions above that "Battery charging control can be managed via GPIO". I cannot find any information on how to do this, does anyone have information about this? It would be nice if I could stop charging the cells at a configurable percentage.

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Lisa

2 months ago

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Hello,please refer toX1200 Hardware---Raspberry Pi GPIO used

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Anonymous user #3

2 months ago

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For anyone else looking for the method to control the charging: "pinctrl set 16 op dl" will ENABLE charging the 18650 cells.

"pinctrl set 16 op dh" will DISABLE charging the 18650 cells.

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Anonymous user #4

2 months ago

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Yes, that will work temporarily, but you should likely be using

'pinctrl set 16 pu' to stop charging and 'pinctrl set 16 pd' to start charging.

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Harry

one month ago

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Simple control of charging via GPIO16:

pinctrl set 16 op dh

- stops charging

pinctrl set 16 op dl

- starts charging

default is charging mode

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Anonymous user #2

2 months ago

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Hi. Can this board be used for the Raspberry pi 4? I cannot use the 40 pin header as your 4 board does.

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Lisa

2 months ago

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Not support Pi4, because it power Pi5 via [pogo pin], you can use X-UPS1 or X703

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Anonymous user #1

3 months ago

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Can Raspberry Pi 5 be powered thru the XH2.54 2-pin 5V Out connector only?

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Lisa

2 months ago

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There is no need to do this as the Pi5 can be powered via the pogo pins.

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