The On/Off and reset buttons are located next to the power supply interface. DEBIX supports Automatic Power On. When you need to shut down the device, if you are using DEBIX Desktop, just click the power button in the upper right corner of the desktop, and then select Shutdown. If you are not using the desktop, you can enter sudo poweroff at the console to shutdown. After the LEDs are off, you should wait one second to ensure that the SD card can complete its wear leveling tasks and write operations. And then you can safely unplug DEBIX. Failure to close DEBIX properly may damage your SD card, which means you must re-mirror it.

No, it doesn't. The RAM on DEBIX is a separate chip on the motherboard and cannot be upgraded after purchase.

The clock speed is lower than the advertised speed in idle time. As the workload of the CPU increases, the clock speed will increase until it reaches the maximum value (the specific situation varies by CPU model). If the CPU starts to overheat, the situation is more complex: When the device reaches a certain temperature, the clock speed is throttled to prevent overheating.

Yes, it supports. But overclocking will void your warranty. Due to the way silicon chips are produced, each device supports a different degree of overclocking. For a capable and stable system, we recommend that you do not overclock your DEBIX.

DEBIX uses industrial grade CPU and the CPU operating temperature range is -40°C~105°C. The CPU temperature will increase as the CPU usage increases, and you may find it beneficial to use a heat sink. If you just like its appearance, putting an appropriately sized radiator on it will not damage DEBIX.

You can use display device with HDMI, LVDS interface or MIPI DSI port.

Yes, it does.

Although DEBIX doesn't have a VGA interface, you can use an active adapter to solve this problem. Please note that passive HDMI to VGA cable is not applicable and make sure the active adapter you purchased has an external power supply. An HDMI to VGA adapter without an external power supply often fails to work.

Yes, it does.

Yes.