X862 V2.0

X862 V2.0 front view

X862 V2.0 rear view

X862 V2.0

X862 V2.0 interface

X862 V2.0 SSD

X862 V2.0 with Acrylic Plate and Embedded Heatsink

X862 V2.0 with Acrylic Plate

Overview

This is new updated X862 V2.0 version from X862 V1.0.

Some changes:

• We removed the DC JACK power socket of X862 V2.0, X862 V2.0 is powered via USB 3.0 connector.
• We use shorter copper spacer to connect Raspberry Pi 4 and X862 V2.0, which reduces the height of the entire product, so the matching metal case X857-C3 is shoter 3mm than X857-C1;
• The new X862 V2.0 improves the EMC interference issue between Raspberry Pi 4 and USB3.0 device ON X862 V2.0.
• But if you use a metal shell like X857-C3, then you can only use 5.8G wifi AP, 2.4G wifi will not be available(be shielded by metal case);
• As a Raspberry pi NAS device, we advised that you use ethernet network to replace wifi, this will be more stable and reliable.

About the EMC Interference Issue:

We are trying to solve the issue of EMC interference between Raspberry Pi 4 and USB3.0 device with X862 V2.0, X857 V2.0 and X873 V1.2. But we get several feedback that if the external USB device (like wireless mouse, wireless keyboard, display) connected, the system maybe unstable, wifi not available or not boot from the SSD. It suggest to use a USB3 type A to USB3 type A male-to-male cable to replace the USB connetor to test. Or use a usb 2.0 extension cable to move the wireless dongle away from the device.(advice from customer)

The X862 V2.0 M.2 NGFF SATA SSD Shield is designed for Raspberry Pi 4 model B, it provides a complete storage solution for Raspberry Pi 4. New X862 V2.0 ONLY support M.2 NGFF SSD Key-B 2280 length. The X860 V2.0 support UASP for Raspberry Pi 4.

Features

FOR USE WITH	Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
Operating System	All Raspberry Pi operating systems
KEY FEATURES	Ideal storage solution for Raspberry Pi 4 - M.2 NGFF SATA SSD Shield Supports up to 2TB M.2 NGFF SSD solid-state drive Only supports M.2 NGFF SSD 2280 length UASP supported for Raspberry Pi 4 Integrated USB 3.1 Gen1 to SATA 6Gb/s bridge controller Integrated high efficiency step-Down Converter, 3.3V max 4A to power the SSD USB3.1 Gen1 5Gb/s connectivity offers plug-and-play functionality on your Raspberry Pi 4 Allows booting OS from your HDD/SSD for faster app opens, web serving and file copying LED blue indicator indicates drive status External self-powered or USB bus-powered Specially-made USB3.1 jumper to connect with Raspberry Pi - no cabling required! Fully compatible with X735 for intelligent power management and cooling your Raspberry Pi Fully compatible with X710 for wide input voltage (6~36V) and intelligent power management Fully compatible with X765 for powering over Ethernet (POE, 5V 5A) Fully compatible with X728 for uninterruptible power supply (18650 UPS, 5.1V 8A, smart power mgmt)
SPECIFICATION	Power supply: 5Vdc +/-5% , Powered via USB port by Raspberry Pi 4 Ports & Connectors: USB socket - USB 3.0 type A x1 67Pin M.2 connector P=0.5mm, H3.2mm, Key B x1 PCB Size 87mm x 56mm
NOTES	NGFF SATA SSD is not included,Only compatible with Key-B SSD length 2280 Compatible with M.2 NGFF SATA SSDs only, not compatible with NVMe M.2 SSDs As with all SSDs, new media must be formatted before use SSDs use exceptionally high performance storage media that will run hot when under load Older SSD drives with less efficient flash media may not perform as well as newer drives

How to Power X862 V2.0

How to power X862 V2.0 if you don't use X735

How to power X862 V2.0 when you use X735

How to select your power adapter

If you have a good quality usb type c power adapter, you can also use a TYPE C power adapter to supply power through X735 type c, otherwise we suggest you choose our power adapter with DC 5525 JACK

Packing List

• 1x X862 V2.0 M.2 NGFF SATA SSD Shield
• 1x USB3.1 jumper
• 4x Screw M2.5 *6mm
• 4x Spacer M/F M2.5 *7+6mm
• 4x Spacer F/F M2.5 *9.5mm
• 1x Screw driver
• 1x Screw M2 *4mm

Matching Metal Case

We use shorter copper spacer to connect Raspberry Pi 4 and X862 V2.0, which reduces the height of the entire product, so the matching metal case X857-C3 is shoter 3mm than X857-C1;

Please refer to X857-C3.

Note: The case of X862 V1.0 and X862 V2.0 are different. X862 V1.0 should use X857-C1 Case, but X862 V2.0 use X857-C3 Case.

User Manual

• About USB boot please refer to Does the X825/X855 support USB boot
• Tutorial – How to Initialize, Partition and Format a Brand New SSD in Windows: File:Tutorial Initalize New SSD.pdf
• https://raspberrytips.com/format-mount-usb-drive/
• Difficulty booting from SSD drive
• PCB file:File:X862-PCB-v2.0-DWG.dxf

FAQ

Q1: What to do if the WiFi is not available?

A:

• 1. If you use a metal shell like X857-C3, then you can only use 5.8G wifi AP, 2.4G wifi will not be available(be shielded by metal case);
• 2. Please install the OS on the SSD not TF card to have a try.
• 3. Do not connect any wireless device like mouse or keyboard.
• 4. Use the wireless USB doggle will affect, use a usb 2.0 extension cable to move the wireless dongle away from the device.

Q2: What to do if HDD/SSD is not recognized?

A: Please refer to How to View/Partition/Format/Mount HDD/SSD

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Anonymous user #11

25 months ago

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Is it possible to disable the LEDs ?

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Lisa

25 months ago

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Hi，

X862 board does not support disabled LEDs; You can cover it with black tape

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Anonymous user #10

25 months ago

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Can I use a USB 3.0 A-Male to A-Male Data cable instead of the x180 jumper?

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Lisa

25 months ago

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Hi，

Yes，you can use the USB 3.0 A-Male to A-Male Data cable.

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Anonymous user #8

33 months ago

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Hi there, has the EMI issue been resolved? what was the cause of the issue?

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Lisa

33 months ago

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Hello，

The new X862 V2.0 improves the EMC interference issue between Raspberry Pi 4 and USB3.0 device ON X862 V2.0.

Solution： please refer [Overview] --About the EMC Interference Issue.

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Anonymous user #7

34 months ago

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Hi! I guess attaching it via USB to a Mac or PC allows me to clone my existing SD card to the SSD? Thanks!

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Lisa

34 months ago

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Hi！

Yes，X862 support that

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Anonymous user #6

34 months ago

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Hi,

I see that the POE hat X765 is not compatible with the X832, is there a other hat taht is compatible with it, please?

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Anonymous user #6

34 months ago

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X832 > X862

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Lisa

34 months ago

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Hi，

X765 POE hat compatible with X862. you can use itX765

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Anonymous user #6

34 months ago

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Hi, I wondering about founding M.2 taht are not NvMe and with only Key B, can't find any on Amazon, do you have a list of compatible SSDs, Please?

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Lisa

34 months ago

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Hi,

X873 board is supports M.2 NVMe SSD , but X873 has been discontinued.

X862 board ONLY support M.2 NGFF SSD Key-B 2280 length.

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Anonymous user #5

38 months ago

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Hello, have the X862 V2.0 an CE and RoHS certification?

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Anonymous user #4

40 months ago

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Can you use Raspberry Pi POE HAT and not use the USB-C jack?

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Lisa

40 months ago

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Hello，yes，it fully compatible with X765 for powering over Ethernet (POE, 5V 5A)

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Anonymous user #3

43 months ago

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The problem with WiFi 2.5 is it due to the metal case or by X862 v2 plate itself even if it is used without a metal case?

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Lisa

41 months ago

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Hello，please refer FAQ explanation.

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Anonymous user #2

44 months ago

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hello Same here

wifi 2.5 no more working with this interface.

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Cindy

43 months ago

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Hi friend, Do you try the 5.8G wifi AP or use ethernet network to test?

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Anonymous user #1

45 months ago

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HI THIS IS G.MATHANKUMAR.I HAVE BOUGHT X862 V2 THIS MONTH,WHILE CONNECTING WITH RP PI-4 BOARD WITH SSD THROUGH X862,THE WIFI ON THE RP PI-4 DOESNT WORK.NEED SOME CLARIFICATION ABOUT THIS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

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Cindy

43 months ago

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Hi friend, Do you try the 5.8G wifi AP or use ethernet network to test?

How about the result?

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Anonymous user #9

26 months ago

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I have a V2 product, and neither the 2.4GHZ or the 5GHZ network can connect. The 'solution' about moving or not using a wireless keyboard is not a solution for most RPI4 installations.

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