X5000K

Feature

For Use With	Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+/ 2 Model B / 3 Model B
Operating System	- Moode Audio Player - OSMC - Openelec - Raspbian Jessie - Volumio - Rune audio - Pi Core Player
Key Features	- Ultra-compact chassis - Supports up to 1TB 2.5-inch SATA hard drives - Dedicated 192kHz/24bit high-quality ESS DAC for best sound quality - Used the ESS Technology Sabre premier stereo DAC ES9023 - ES9023 delivers jitter-free studio quality audio with 112dB DNR - Ultra-low-jitter 50MHz clock generator - Used the Texas Instruments ultra-low-noise voltage regulator - Used the Texas Instruments ClassD amplifier chipset (TPA3118) - Up to 2x35w of crystal clear amplification - Capable of driving 4 Ohm speakers (also works with higher impedance speakers) - Gold-plated RCA connectors - Gold-plated Speaker terminal binding post - Volume control knob - Selected high quality components (Solid Capacitors, Murata MLCC etc) - Connects directly to the Raspberry Pi - no additional cables needed - Can be used individually with only 3 wire I2S signal connected from other i2s interface - AMP can be enabled / disabled with jumper link - Powers the Raspberry Pi - no additional power supply - Lighted power switch - Raspberry Pi status LEDs still visible - Duplicated Raspberry Pi HDMI port - Easy to change the Raspberry Pi OS SD card - No need to open the case - Easy DIY with Raspberry Pi
Power Supply Unit (Optional Accessories)	- AC 100 - 240V input ~50 / 60Hz, 19Vdc 4A output
Specification	- Power supply: 6-24Vdc - Input Ports: 1 x HDMI - Three wire Raspberry Pi I2S Input (LRCK - GPIO19, BCK - GPIO18, DATA - GPIO21, GND) - Output Ports: 1 x HDMI, 2 x RCA connectors, 4 x Speaker terminal binding post - Analog audio output level: 2V RMS - Resolution/Sampling Rate: upto 24bit / 192KHz (Raspberry Pi I2S) - Amplifier output Power: 2 x 35w (4 Ohm 24Vdc)
Notes	WARNING: DO NOT APPLY POWER TO YOUR RASPBERRY PI VIA THE PI's MICRO USB SOCKET.
Packing List	- X5000 Metal Case x 1 - X5000 Expansion Board Kit x 1 - X800 HDD Expansion Board Kit x 1 - Metal Case Accessories kit x 1 - Tool kit x 1

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Match Power Supply

Please refer to DC 19V 2A Power Supply

Hardware installation

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Software Configuration

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Anonymous user #2

63 months ago

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Is there any way to power off the pi gracefully with the power-button?

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Anonymous user #3

54 months ago

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Only by DIY. On mine I actually converted the power button into a push-release (by removing the latch) and then I wired it to GPIO pins 5/6 and wrote my own shutdown script that is put to run in the background when the Pi boots up.

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Anonymous user #1

71 months ago

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SupTronics webpage no longer have the hardware installation instructions.

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71 months ago

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