Using the USB output to trigger a 'voltage trigger' on a Panamax

ROSE Products RS250
#21

@OmJimenez

Regarding this question, I will answer you.

Even if USB/SSD Power activation in standby mode is set to OFF, the power supply is not cut off immediately in Standby mode.
However, in Standby mode, RS150b gradually loses power within 5 minutes.
The power supply is not completely cut off. If you set USB/SSD Power activation in standby mode to OFF and switch to Standby mode, 5.87W of power flows. Even if the power is turned off completely, the power of 0.3W is maintained as long as the circuit and cable are connected.
Set USB/SSD Power activation in standby mode to OFF, switch to Standby mode, wait 5 minutes and let us know what happened.

Thank you

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#22

This solution doesn’t work with an RS150B. The USB ports on the RS150 don’t behave like a trigger because power is never interrupted (unless you physically unplug and reinsert the USB cable). There are options to control whether a USB port is on, off, or auto during standby, but that only applies to the data connection. Power is never affected by this setting.

@ROSEHAN Are there any third party solutions that could address this?