Introduction
The Raspberry Pi Zero multifunctional USB plug (Zero Quick Plug) works by connecting a USB plug to the test points on the back of the Raspberry Pi Zero, enabling the following potential functions! By plugging it into a computer’s USB port, you can connect to the Raspberry Pi Zero via USB Ethernet without needing to connect any other cables or power supply.
The Zero Qplug cleverly designs the Raspberry Pi Zero into a USB drive, allowing for a direct connection without data cables, making it convenient to use:
The zero-key uses a spring pin design fixed with screws to the PI ZERO or PI ZERO W. The zero Qplug requires soldering; please contact customer service if you need it pre-soldered.
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Zero Quick Plug circuit board
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USB male connector
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Two sets of nylon bolts and nuts
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Compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 (with camera interface version) and Raspberry Pi Zero W. Not compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero v1.2 (without camera interface version). Supports Raspbian Jessie Pixel and Lite as well as updated Raspbian systems. The above components need to be soldered together (please ensure you have soldering tools like a soldering iron).
FAQ
Q: After installing the Zero Quick Plug, can I still use the Micro USB port on the Raspberry Pi Zero? A: As long as the USB plug of the Zero Quick Plug is not connected to any computer or USB hub, the Micro USB port on the Raspberry Pi Zero can be used normally.
Q: After installing the Zero Quick Plug, does the Raspberry Pi Zero need additional power supply? A: No, the USB plug of the Zero Quick Plug will power the Raspberry Pi Zero.
Q: What if I don’t have soldering tools? A: You need to prepare soldering tools yourself; without them, installation cannot be completed.
Q: Why is a pre-soldered Zero Quick Plug not provided? A: This is because the installation of the Zero Quick Plug requires a soldering iron, and the soldering itself is very simple, needing only 6 solder points, so we do not provide a pre-soldered version to reduce costs.
Q: How do I use the two circular pads on the Zero Quick Plug circuit board? A: In cases where an acrylic case is added, the thickness on one side increases due to the Zero Quick Plug addition. The two circular pads are used to increase the thickness on the other side to ensure equal thickness when installing the acrylic case.
Raspbian System Configuration
In short, 4 steps: 1. After burning the Raspbian system, insert this SD card into your computer and add a line to the end of the config.txt file in the root directory:
| 1 | dtoverlay=dwc2 |
Save! 2. Open cmdline.txt and add after rootwait:
| 1 | modules-load=dwc2,g_ether |
Save! 3. Create a file or directory named “ssh” in the root directory of the SD card. 4. Eject the SD card, insert it into the Zero. Directly plug the soldered Zero Quick Plug into the computer. You can now connect to “raspberrypi.local” via an SSH terminal (like PuTTY). If you cannot connect via this hostname, you may need to install Bonjour, iTunes, or Quicktime on your Windows system; install Avahi Daemon on Linux to ensure you can connect to the Raspberry Pi Zero via the hostname “raspberrypi.local”.
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