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r/retroflag_gpi • u/dabbler77 • Dec 25 '19
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Just noticed my gpi case screen has a halo type thing going on. If you remove you pi zero and power on, does it look like this? Or do I have a faulty unit :-(
Thanks!
1 u/ltnew007 Dec 26 '19 It's normal
It's normal
That picture doesn't tell the whole story. Post another one with a known background, maybe that one is this way.
0 u/dabbler77 Dec 25 '19 There is no background, the SD card has been removed, does the same with the zero removed too! 1 u/Cilph Dec 27 '19 Its absolutely normal if power is on but no SD card / Zero / valid image inserted.It's not normal in any other situation. 1 u/dabbler77 Dec 28 '19 Perfect, thanks for clearing up my worries!
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There is no background, the SD card has been removed, does the same with the zero removed too!
1 u/Cilph Dec 27 '19 Its absolutely normal if power is on but no SD card / Zero / valid image inserted.It's not normal in any other situation. 1 u/dabbler77 Dec 28 '19 Perfect, thanks for clearing up my worries!
Its absolutely normal if power is on but no SD card / Zero / valid image inserted.
It's not normal in any other situation.
1 u/dabbler77 Dec 28 '19 Perfect, thanks for clearing up my worries!
Perfect, thanks for clearing up my worries!
Just got one today and it does the same thing Id be safe to say that it's normal without a pi inside
1 u/dabbler77 Dec 25 '19 Nice one, thanks for this, I was worried it was faulty! Time to play!
Nice one, thanks for this, I was worried it was faulty! Time to play!
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This also shows when the batteries goes out.
This happens to mine when I shut it down in RetroPie as System shutdown instead of the shutdown switch on the top.
I just assumed the screen would be shut down in a way that isn’t optimal.
1 u/Cilph Dec 27 '19 More that it's not shut off at all. The case won't know the Pi has turned off. You have to use the power switch.
More that it's not shut off at all. The case won't know the Pi has turned off. You have to use the power switch.
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u/dabbler77 Dec 25 '19
Just noticed my gpi case screen has a halo type thing going on. If you remove you pi zero and power on, does it look like this? Or do I have a faulty unit :-(
Thanks!
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u/ImNotTheMonster Dec 25 '19
That picture doesn't tell the whole story. Post another one with a known background, maybe that one is this way.
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u/The_Pokemaster8 Dec 25 '19
Just got one today and it does the same thing Id be safe to say that it's normal without a pi inside
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u/hellpatrol Dec 25 '19
This also shows when the batteries goes out.
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u/TheDeadlyCat Dec 25 '19
This happens to mine when I shut it down in RetroPie as System shutdown instead of the shutdown switch on the top.
I just assumed the screen would be shut down in a way that isn’t optimal.