USB-C Power / 5 Volt

Hello,

i have 3 questions

  • is there another way to supply the board with 12 V besides the USB-C port ?
  • how much current does the onboard 5V converter supply for USB / NVME / GPIO ?
  • what is the pin assignment of the PoE connector ?

Best regards,
René

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• is there another way to supply the board with 12 V besides the USB-C port ?

we have no other 12V connector to supply the board

• how much current does the onboard 5V converter supply for USB / NVME / GPIO ?

the usb max current 1A and voltage 5V
the nvme max current 3A and voltage 3.3V
the gpio’s current depends on your software ,there are 4,8,12ma you can choose

• what is the pin assignment of the PoE connector ?
the POE has a two group ,pin 1,2 and pin3,4

Thanks for the Information.
Which of the Groups is Gound and which the 5 Volt ? :slight_smile:

Yes.

There are no other connector. But if you dont mind soldering and hacking your board. There is a “hack”.

Hi,

great Solution … thanks a lot.
suggestion for improvement:

  • add a VIN + GND option where PINs can soldered
  • change a Pin from POE Power to USB-C VIN

Best regards & Thanks a lot,
René

sure,but don’t connect to typec at the same time.see PIC

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