CrowPi 3 : A Raspberry Pi 5 powered education kit coming soon to Kickstarter

Pearl

Found this article on the web with a preliminary review. Looking forward to hear all about it with an official annoucement.

In the meantime, I have a few questions after reading that article,

1. Is the cooling fan temperature controlled?
2. Is it a standard full size HDMI port on the side?
3. What is that blocked off USB-A 2.0 being used for?
4. How does the camera being connected?
5. Does the PCI-e connector on the Pi5 being used?
6. How is the on-board 4.3" LCD Touch Display connected? Via HDMI or DSI?
7. Will the 18650 Lithium-ion batteries charged when the CrowPi 3 is powered with a power supply?
8. If the batteries can be charged, is there a Charge indicator?
9. Is there any Battery Power Status indicator?
10. Which Raspberry Pi models are compatible?

Hope to hear answers on the above questions from Elecrow!!

Nina

@Pearl said:

Found this article on the web with a preliminary review. Looking forward to hear all about it with an official annoucement.

In the meantime, I have a few questions after reading that article,

1. Is the cooling fan temperature controlled?
2. Is it a standard full size HDMI port on the side?
3. What is that blocked off USB-A 2.0 being used for?
4. How does the camera being connected?
5. Does the PCI-e connector on the Pi5 being used?
6. How is the on-board 4.3" LCD Touch Display connected? Via HDMI or DSI?
7. Will the 18650 Lithium-ion batteries charged when the CrowPi 3 is powered with a power supply?
8. If the batteries can be charged, is there a Charge indicator?
9. Is there any Battery Power Status indicator?
10. Which Raspberry Pi models are compatible?

Hope to hear answers on the above questions from Elecrow!!

Hi Pearl, thanks for your attention and support in our new product. This is Nina from Elecrow.
Please check answers to your questions listed above:
1. Cooling fan temperature can't be controlled.
2. It's standard HDMI port on the side.
3. The blocked USB-A 2.0 is used to receive camera information, IPS touch screen information, and USB interface information.
4. Same as question 3.
5. PCI-e connector on the Pi5 not used.
6. The onboard 4.3-inch LCD touch screen is connected via a closed USB-A 2.0. Not through the HDMI, or DSI.
7. Yes the battery will be charged when it's powered with a power supply.It's slow charge when is power on, fast charge when power off.
8. Yes. When the product is equipped with a battery without charging: red light flashes, indicating a low level, and the product needs to be charged; no light display, indicating a high level, and the product still has a certain amount of power.
When the product is equipped with a battery charging state, there are two situations, the first red light is long, indicating that the electricity is not full; The second type of green light is long, indicating that the electricity is full.
9.Yes, The power level status is displayed with a battery icon at the top of the screen.
10. Only Raspberry Pi5.