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DeskPi Lite es una versión ligera de la funda DeskPi.
Es una funda de plástico para Raspberry Pi 4B.
Convierte perfectamente las interfaces comunes del Raspberry Pi a la parte posterior del dispositivo.
Se puede utilizar como una caja de almacenamiento. El radiador de aleación de aluminio personalizado con placa de expansión de borde permite a los usuarios acceder fácilmente a la interfaz GPIO.
La cubierta de goma evita que el GPIO caiga en el polvo.
El ventilador PWM de control de velocidad programable puede soportar la regulación oficial de la velocidad y la regulación de velocidad programable, el soporte siempre encendido puede hacer de tu Raspberry Pi un servidor en línea.
Características:
Fácil de montar.
Puertos micro HDMI a tamaño completo.
Expansión de 2 puertos USB
Disipador de calor integrado con ventilador PWM.
El ventilador soporta la regulación oficial de la velocidad y la regulación de velocidad programable.
Corte de energía programable.
Interruptor siempre encendido (habilitado/desactivado)
Driver compatible con DeskPi Pro.
Diseño con todos los puertos en la parte posterior.
Calcetín integrado de 5 V/GND para dispositivos adicionales de 5 V.
El paquete incluye:
1 funda DeskPi Lite (plástico).
1 disipador de calor de aleación de aluminio CNC con ventilador PWM y placa de expansión GPIO.
1 placa adaptador de puerto.
1 instrucciones (idioma español no garantizado).
6 almohadillas térmicas.
2 pantallas indicadoras LED.
2 tornillos M2.5.
moondynejoe
Comentado en Australia el 4 de agosto de 2024
I love these Desk Pi cases, hopefully they make one for the Pi5
vm
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de agosto de 2024
It's a great case and I love having it on my Pi. The problem is that my fan bearing has started failing after about a year and a half of continuous operation. Granted, fans are a normal wear item and I expected it to fail at some point, just not this early.I haven't tried sourcing a replacement fan yet, but the beauty of this case is that if you're willing to forgot the external GPIO access, it looks like you can fit a wide variety of aftermarket fans on should the included one fail. The heatsink can also be disconnected from the GPIO extender so one could possibly keep that on with a third-party fan.
Paul S
Comentado en Canadá el 20 de diciembre de 2024
From opening the box, the presentation was great the instructional booklet was in proper English, good pictures and in colour. Reminded me of a Phanteks Manual.It looks good, spare thermal pads, the daughter board fit like a glove, and aligned perfectly. You can notice the fan sound however, it's not obnoxious. The case does not feel or look gimmicky. Makes the Pi feel like a mini PC like a mini Lenovo computer. No regrets buying this, and when I get another Pi. This will be the housing for it. Recommend!
Walter L. Williams
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de agosto de 2023
Easy assembly. You have to adjust how far the joining plugs mate up to get the rear panel plugs to align. The case, once assembled, has zero twist to it. Its nice and ridged. The fan provides a noticeable flow of air.
bmichaelb
Comentado en Canadá el 3 de febrero de 2022
It's a great little case, but even though the specs say programmable power button, and the box has "safe-power button", all it does is cut the power to the Pi...there is no safe power down regardless of what the specs say. Even the DeskPi team in their github page says they can't do it. For that I only give 4 stars. Otherwise...I was able to mount an AudioInjector Zero sound card horizontally on the daughterboard, using 2 standoffs from a 52Pi Rack and a bit of JB Weld. I cut the traces from the a/v jack on the daughterboard, then soldered the sound card's line-in directly to the jack, then drilled and mounted a 3.5mm stereo jack just above the a/v jack for line-out. I did away with the GPIO adapter so I could wire the sound card internally, as well as stripped the fan wires and soldered jumpers to them to connect to the GPIO still. Lastly I mounted a micro usb port just above the usb-c port, wired to the 5v pins beside the front usb ports. This is to power an aptx bluetooth transmitter, which also plugs into the line-out. I wanted fit it inside the case as well, but there just wasn't any room. I use it with bluetooth headphones, but my right ear is weaker than my left, so I adjust the balance in Alsamixer, combined with Pulseaudio-equalizer. Now I just need a remote. :-)edit: After adding an rc6_mce remote, I can now do a safe-shutdown using the remote's power button. Problem solved. :-)
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