FULLY LOADED Raspberry Pi 5 Cases. Edatec adds NVMe, PoE and Analogue Audio

Industrial Pi 5 solutions sent to me from Edatec to test

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Sequential write speed 387786 KB/sec (target 10000) - PASS
Random write speed 79149 IOPS (target 500) - PASS
Random read speed 41373 IOPS (target 1500) - PASS

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Sequential write speed 648871 KB/sec (target 10000) - PASS
Random write speed 93090 IOPS (target 500) - PASS
Random read speed 43002 IOPS (target 1500) - PASS

[MrMalchore]

FINALLY! A company provides a case that includes a cooling solution, NVMe and PoE+ all in one nice package. NOW there's a proper hobby computer. I booked marked their site and will look into buying one as soon as I can scrape together some money. Thank you for the review.

[ericcottrell]

Thanks for the review. The A and B pins on the connector is a RS-485 port. That is the common way of designate the pins.

[JeffGeerling]

10:05 you're quite welcome, haha!

[Volker-Dirr]

Power over Ethernet (PoE) support 15 Watts. PoE+ support 25 Watts and PoE++ support 50 Watts.

[kamertonaudiophileplayer]

I watch your channel as Raspberry Pi CES now. Everything is amazing.

[maxgood]

11:40 = 2 white plugs on the hat board 3 pin power ( GND/5V/GND ) and 4 pin Speaker ( R+/R-/L+/L- )
This is the connector next to the screw that you did not need to remove for the NVME
The 6 pin connector that you attempted to use is for RS485 and RS232
RTC is empty due to shipping regulations ( Its easier without ) but it has a super cap that keeps time for short power downs so grab a CR1220 and your good to go.

[tonysheerness]

The industrial screen I can see them in the big stores with adverts selling products.

[zyghom]

What is the difference between a GHz and a GS?
In short, gigahertz (GHz) is a measure of the frequency content that the scope can see, and gigasamples per second (GS/s) is a measure of the digitizing rate of the scope.

The audio output is after amplifier so passive speakers must be ok - just the way you connected must have been wrong.

[gobbledegookydokey]

The touchscreen screen doesn’t seem to work with regular pi5 OS and X11. Only customized edatec image works

[matthewmangano]

Your DidgiKey link for ED IPC3020 is to the non-poe model. I bought the wrong one accidently. I should have checked, but wanted to let you know

[MillisecondFalcon]

This is an interesting fanless case for the pi 5 with nvme. But one thing I think would make it more attractive to end users is external WiFi antennas, though I'm not aware of any passive cases that can house them.

[PatrickConstant]

Great Video. Great case. And great socks and shoes at 15'50 🤭 . Thanks

[xellaz]

I believe they did an update that you don't have to edit the config file after you replace your boot drive from a microSD to Nvme.

[williamhart]

Damn those are truly nice looking cases for the new pi5 probably high price for the build quality

[BrianThomas]

I'm surprised that there isn't an LC/APC fiber connection on the board since it's for industrial applications. Who isn't using fiber in the industrial world?

[xw]

Digikey purchase links don't seem to work. Aliexpress OK. 14:39 Get a phone disassembly mat to holds screws etc

[AlexHerlan]

I've got the same error about insufficient power with my PoE setup too... But everything works fine. So it must be a miscommunication/bug

[marklewus]

Config.txt: I installed a Pineberry pi 5 bottom hat with a previously prepared Kingston 512GB SSD and no SD card. It booted from SSD. No need for dtparam=nvme or dtparam=pciex1 in config.txt. I guess a recent EEPROM build removed the need for the dtparam entry. You still need to make an entry if you want PCIe3, and put PCIE_PROBE=1 / boot order 0x16 in rpi-eeprom-config.

[srvuk]

Very impressive all round, albeit at quite a price.

[MC-emmcee]

Screen looked like it had quite severe light bleed, evident when you first powered it on.