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PCIe to M.2 Adapter for Raspberry Pi 5, Mini Compact Size, Support SSD 2230/2242 M.2 Solid State Drive, Gen2 and Gen3 Modes, Support Booting Pi5 from Solid State Drive, Pi 5 M.2 HAT HAT+ Standard

KWD 5.500

Brand
UeeKKoo
Weight
14 g
All electronics ship with US style plugs. You may need a voltage converter or a plug adapter.
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Special Features

  • 【for Raspberry Pi 5 】PCIe To M.2 Mini Adapter, Designed for Raspberry Pi 5, Supports NVMe Protocol M.2 Solid State Drive, High-speed Reading/Writing
  • 【Connecting to PI5 via 16PIN Cable】Based on 16PIN PCIe Interface of Raspberry Pi 5
  • 【NVMe Drive Protocol Support】Compatible With 2230/2242 Size M.2 Solid State Drive. Supports Gen2 and Gen3 Modes, Supports Booting PI5 From Solid State Drive
  • 【Onboard Dual LED Indicators】Easy to monitor the Working Status: ACT Status Indicator: Keeps blinking while reading/writing. PWR: Lights up when power-on.
  • 【Compact size Design】practical and compact, Easily embedded into your projects

Description

Mini PCIe TO M.2 adapter for Raspberry Pi 5, supports NVMe Protocol M.2 solid state drive with high-speed reading/writing, compatible with M.2 solid state drive in 2230 / 2242 size, supports Gen2 and Gen3 modes, and supports booting PI5 from SSD.

Features

1. PCIe To M.2 Mini Adapter, Designed for Raspberry Pi 5, Supports NVMe Protocol M.2 Solid State Drive, High-speed Reading/Writing

2. Connecting to PI5 via 16PIN Cable, Based on 16PIN PCIe Interface of Raspberry Pi 5

3.NVMe Drive Protocol Support. Compatible With 2230/2242 Size M.2 Solid State Drive. Supports Gen2 and Gen3 Modes, Supports Booting PI5 From Solid State Drive

4.Onboard Dual LED Indicators. Easy to monitor the Working Status:
ACT Status Indicator: Keeps blinking while reading/writing.
PWR: Lights up when power-on.

5. Compact size Design, practical and compact, Easily embedded into your projects

Note: As the Raspberry Pi does not support NVME booting, the config text should be modified.

Booting from NVMe SSD

1: First, you can use an SD card to boot the Raspberry Pi, just test it to make sure the hardware can work properly.
2: Use the SD card to boot the Raspberry Pi and modify the config file, modify BOOT_ORDER
3: Reboot the Raspberry Pi, and you can see the following content in serial port log during start-up
4: Flash the system to NVME, and then connect to the board, remove the SD card, and power it on again.

More Online User Manual of Load/Read/Write Test/Auto Mount/Booting from NVMe SSD,etc,please check it: bit.ly/3KrJZzy

Package Content
PCIe TO M.2 MINI x1
16P-Cable-40mm x1
2*3 Pin header x1
Screws pack x1

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