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Power Button for up board

Ken KenKen Ken Posts: 7New Member
in UP Board Hardware Specification
Can I put a power button for use on up-board? If so, which one should I use? Tactile or alternate on/off?

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  • AlingAling Posts: 504Administrator, AAEON, UP reseller admin
    We do have a power pin connector CN33 ( check "download" section for connector description)on the UP board, you shoud be able to find 2pin power switch in the market.
  • Andreas JabsAndreas Jabs Posts: 3New Member
    I don´t understand this power pin connector.

    I connect there a 5V power supply with a latching switch between? So i don´t need the DC jack an the power button SW1?
  • DCleriDCleri Posts: 556Administrator, AAEON admin
    Hi Retro-Emulation,

    That pin is only for the power button, not to power the board.

    If you don't want to use the DC jack you can use the 5V input pin as you would do with a Raspberry Pi.
    Check out the pinout from our wiki for more info: https://up-community.org/wiki/Pinout
  • Andreas JabsAndreas Jabs Posts: 3New Member
    So its an momentary switch and not a latching switch?
  • Hatty DampHatty Damp Posts: 1New Member
    edited February 2017
    Hi..i am new user here. I think a power pin connector CN33 is not there on the UP boardA total of 28 independent GPIO pins are provided on the I/O header. ubilinux includes kernel platform drivers developed for the UP board to provide Linux GPIO pin numbering in the range 0-27, emulating that of the Raspberry Pi.

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