Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
powering the raspberry
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Hi community,
I am new to this all, so …
I want to power the raspberry 3 from my 220v power cable or my monitor. (like Micheal Teeuw)
The monitor is a old Eizo flexscan L367 ( specs here: https://www.cnet.com/products/eizo-flexscan-l367-lcd-monitor-15-series/specs/) which has an USB port.
When i connect the raspberry to that port NOTHING happens … ( maybe just a port for management or something like that i think)Does somebody know what to buy to make the cable that Michael Teeuw made? I think i need something that has 5v and 2.5A and usb …
Any suggestions are welcome !
Thanx!
Poekel -
@poekel most regular usb adaptersand outlets are only at most 2.4A the pi3 desperatly needs a minimum of 2.5A. get the oem raspberry ac adapter to be on the safe side
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The only pi that I am able to power from a USB port on a display is the pi zero. Like broberg said, you’re best bet is to buy OEM one
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Hello,
I solved it myself. See the pictures …
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