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Anonymous user #9

8 months ago

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What does "NOT supports software safe shutdown" exactly mean? How do I shut down the raspberry then?

Is it only possible with the blue button? Oder can I use "sudo shutdown now" command via shell?

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Walker

8 months ago

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NOT supports software safe shutdown means that the function of safe shutdown cannot be realized by inputting commands or other operations.

At present, the shutdown function can be realized through the blue button on the X703

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Anonymous user #8

8 months ago

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Where can I find the schematic of this product?

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Anonymous user #7

9 months ago

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Definitely heed the warnings about using the USB-C input on the PI or changing headers while plugged in or having batteries in it.

One of mine started smoking immediately. Pull the batteries and everything seems ok now. Just set it up and don't touch it after. Get your pi setup first and add this last.

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Walker

9 months ago

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Thank you very much, when using the power supply or battery, we must pay attention to the relevant precautions

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Anonymous user #6

19 months ago

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The X703 requires add. space for the Raspi 4.

Is there any recommendation from your side regarding a good fitting case?

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Lisa

19 months ago

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Hi，There is currently no matching case for x703 + Pi4.

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Anonymous user #5

19 months ago

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Do you have any recommendations for a good battery that I can use with X703?

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Lisa

19 months ago

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Hi，

Please use high quality 18650 battery such as Panasonic. And note the battery size（Please choose a flat-top battery, and the battery with a raised positive electrode is larger in size.）

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Anonymous user #4

26 months ago

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Can battery % be read?

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Lisa

26 months ago

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Hello，

X703 not support reading battery voltage and percentage.

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Anonymous user #3

27 months ago

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Had you a drowing about the borings?

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Anonymous user #2

29 months ago

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If mains power from charging adapter disappears, for example because of a power outage, will X703 take over powering the Raspberry PI without shutdown/reboot?

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Lisa

29 months ago

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That's what the UPS expansion board does, but only if the 18650 battery is available.

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Anonymous user #1

29 months ago

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Will X703 UPS work with X728-A2 battery holder?

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Lisa

29 months ago

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X703 UPS not support X728-A2 or X708-A1 battery holder.

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