Does it support the older M.2 SATA SSDs (with B & M key edge connector) or does it only support M.2 NVMe SSD
They’re naked PCIe interfaces, without SATA controllers, so they only work with NVMe M.2’s. SATA M.2’s won’t work.
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Along with the Pironman 5 case, I ordered the Pi 5 card with 8 GB RAM and the 1 TB Lexmark M.2 2280 card which makes my Pironman wickedly fast. I ordered the Hailo AI Kit in that order, but I think I’ll put it in the Pironman 5-MAX which is in the mail right now. It will have a Pi 5 card with 16 GB RAM and in the other PCIe slot a Lexar 512 GB RAM card. Can’t wait to do some edge computing.
The OLED display in the MAX unit is advertised as a momentary display. Tapping the case lightly will turn it back on. I still have to load all the software and utilities on mine. It did turn on at power-up and display the desktop so the build was successful.
Thanks so much for the info. I did figure this out almost right after I posted. Do you know a way to disable this feature so that the display stays on?
The Piromman5 Max case is designed with a sleep function to extend the OLED screen’s lifespan. By default, the sleep timeout is set to 5 seconds.
A cool feature: The Max version includes a vibration switch—just tap the case to wake up the OLED screen! Give it a try.
To adjust the sleep timeout, run these commands:
sudo pironman5 -os 60
sudo systemctl restart pironman5.service
Customize the value to your preference!