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==Overview==
This USB-C Female to JST XH2.54 Adapter allows the Raspberry Pi 5 to continue using the official/third-party 27W PD adapter for power supply via GPIO, freeing up its native USB-C port for OTG use. It eliminates the need to purchase an additional POE HAT, avoiding additional costs.
==Important Note==
<span class="tb_red">This is only a test board, supporting a maximum current of 3A, which is intended for testing purposes only. An adapter board supporting 5A high current will be launched later.</span>
==Features==
* '''Wire:''' AWG22
* '''Power Supply Voltage:''' 5-20V
* '''Rated Current:''' 3A <span class="tb_red">(Note: XH2.54 terminal’s max current is 3A; may not meet Raspberry Pi 5’s power needs in high-load scenarios.)</span>
* '''Dimensions:''' Board Length 9mm, Connector Length 8.8mm, Wire Length 60mm
* '''Polarity:''' V/Red = Positive, G/Black = Negative
==Packing List==
* 1× USB-C Female to JST XH2.54 Adapter
==User Manual==
* '''STEP1:''' Connect the USB-C adapter board to the XH2.54 connector;
* '''STEP2:''' Plug in the charger '''(as the final step — do not connect it earlier)'''.
* <span class="tb_red">'''WARNING:'''This is very important! Since the adapter board is small, touching it with your fingers during setup may cause a short circuit.</span>
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==Overview==
This USB-C Female to JST XH2.54 Adapter allows the Raspberry Pi 5 to continue using the official/third-party 27W PD adapter for power supply via GPIO, freeing up its native USB-C port for OTG use. It eliminates the need to purchase an additional POE HAT, avoiding additional costs.
==Important Note==
<span class="tb_red">This is only a test board, supporting a maximum current of 3A, which is intended for testing purposes only. An adapter board supporting 5A high current will be launched later.</span>
==Features==
* '''Wire:''' AWG22
* '''Power Supply Voltage:''' 5-20V
* '''Rated Current:''' 3A <span class="tb_red">(Note: XH2.54 terminal’s max current is 3A; may not meet Raspberry Pi 5’s power needs in high-load scenarios.)</span>
* '''Dimensions:''' Board Length 9mm, Connector Length 8.8mm, Wire Length 60mm
* '''Polarity:''' V/Red = Positive, G/Black = Negative
==Packing List==
* 1× USB-C Female to JST XH2.54 Adapter
==User Manual==
* '''STEP1:''' Connect the USB-C adapter board to the XH2.54 connector;
* '''STEP2:''' Plug in the charger '''(as the final step — do not connect it earlier)'''.
* <span class="tb_red">'''WARNING:'''This is very important! Since the adapter board is small, touching it with your fingers during setup may cause a short circuit.</span>
==FAQ==
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