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* added footer logo

* moved change log

* replaced USB-C with USB Type-C

* renamed page

* update name

* updated feture list

* wording change

* updated packages

* added contact info to footer

* updated STA to standard

* added home background Image

* updated tables

* fix home image

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Author: bowenjw

.vscode/settings.json

@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@
         "emmc",
         "fanunit",
         "GPIO",
+        "hynix",
         "Imager",
         "Kapton",
         "Kuleshov",
@@ -23,6 +24,7 @@
         "OPTIGA",
         "RPIBOOT",
         "Silvertel",
+        "Solidigm",
         "UART",
         "UGREEN",
         "usbboot",

docs/docs/blade/advanced-guides/_category_.json

@@ -1,8 +1,6 @@
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docs/src/pages/changelog.md docs/docs/blade/changelog.md

@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
+---
+sidebar_position: 9
+---
 # Changelog
 
 ## V1.0 MK4
@@ -14,9 +17,9 @@
 
 ### Improvements
 
-- Increased power on the 3.3V bus to 16.5W. Which will allow the use of future high-speed modules
-- Added overload and short circuit protection to the 5V and 3.3V outputs on the board
-- The possibility of powering the blade from the 5V pin has been removed
+- Increased power on the `3.3V` bus to `16.5W`. Which will allow the use of future high-speed modules
+- Added overload and short circuit protection to the `5V` and `3.3V` outputs on the board
+- The possibility of powering the blade from the `5V` pin has been removed
 - Power Good LED on the board works even without the Compute Module
 - The low-speed modules connection is turned 180°
 
@@ -32,7 +35,7 @@
 ### Improvements
 
 - Increased standoffs height for CM4 allows you to use different clones without worrying about the space under the module;
-- Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) up to 30W (normal operation 2-8W);
+- Power over Ethernet [`IEEE 802.3at`](https://standards.ieee.org/ieee/802.3at/4553/) (PoE+) up to `30W` (normal operation `2W`-`8W`);
 - New PoE module ([Silvertel AG5405](https://silvertel.com/images/datasheets/Ag5400-datasheet-high%20Efficiency-30W-Power-Over-Ethernet-Plus-Module-PoE+PD.pdf)) with one of the best characteristics in class
 - Modified latch mounting holes for easier installation;
 - More test points added
@@ -42,29 +45,29 @@
 
 ### Features
 - Support all Raspberry Pi CM4
-- NVMe SSD up to 22110 (2230, 2242, 2260, 2280 supported)
+- NVMe SSD up to `22110` (`2230`, `2242`, `2260`, `2280` supported)
 - Gigabit Ethernet
-- Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) up to 22W (normal operation 2-8W)
+- Power over Ethernet [`IEEE 802.3at`](https://standards.ieee.org/ieee/802.3at/4553/) (PoE+) up to `22W` (normal operation `2-8W`)
 - Optional real-time clock (RTC) module
 - Optional Zymbit ZYMKEY4i, or custom module for Zymbit Hardware Security(HSM)
 - USB-A for a flash drive for copying data during setup with UART or YubiKey keys during operation
 - MicroSD card port
-- UART0 on the front (TX, RX, GND)
-- Additional UART0 with 5v in (or out) next to RTC port
+- `UART0` on the front (TX, RX, GND)
+- Additional `UART0` with `5V` in (or out) next to RTC port
 - Two digital RGB LEDs
-- Hardware switchable WiFi, BT, and EEPROM write-protection
+- Hardware switchable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and EEPROM write-protection
 - Activity, Power, and SSD LEDs
 - HDMI port for monitor (up to 4k60)
-- USB-C port and nRPIBOOT button to flash the bootloader, access to eMMC/SD card or tests
+- USB Type-C port and nRPIBOOT button to flash the bootloader, access to eMMC/SD card or tests
 - TPM 2.0 onboard
 - PWM fan connector for the custom backplane (Fan Units), supports UART communication
-- Switchable USB input (USB-A or USB-C)
+- Switchable USB input (USB-A or USB Type-C)
 - Programmable button on the front panel
 - Officially “Powered by Raspberry Pi”
 - FCC and CE ready
 - Individual serial number
-- The power supply of the Raspberry Pi CM4 is now 5.1V, which has improved stability under overclocking. This is fully within the specifications (4.75V-5.25V)
-- IEEE 802.3at detection (on Raspberry Pi with GPIO pin and additional LED on the blade)
+- The power supply of the Raspberry Pi CM4 is now `5.1V`, which has improved stability under overclocking. This is fully within the specifications (`4.75V`-`5.25V`)
+- [`IEEE 802.3at`](https://standards.ieee.org/ieee/802.3at/4553/) detection (on Raspberry Pi with GPIO pin and additional LED on the blade)
 - New button for the front panel (to feel the click better)
 - All front LEDs can be turned off (except for Ethernet, this needs to be corrected in v.1), a very handy feature!
 - Signed by [Ivan Kuleshov](https://www.linkedin.com/in/merocle/)

docs/docs/blade/compatibility/_category_.json

@@ -1,8 +1,6 @@
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docs/docs/blade/compatibility/tested-ssd.md docs/docs/blade/compatibility/ssd.md

@@ -2,51 +2,117 @@
 
 Below is a list of NVMe SSDs that have been tested by Uptime Lab and community members.
 
-| Product                       | Model              | Capactiy     | Tester                                      |
+### Benchmarks
+
+[pibenchnarks.com](https://pibenchmarks.com) is a popular site to upload micro SD, eMMC, SSD, and other storage benchmarks for Raspberry Pi and Pi clones. You can find benchmarks for some of the NVMe SSDs above via the links below.
+
+## Crucial
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
 |:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | Crucial P2                    | CT500P2SSD8        | 500GB        | [xvzf](https://github.com/xvzf)             |
 | Crucial P3                    | CT500P3SSD8        | 500GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | Crucial P3                    | CT4000P3SSD8       | 4TB          | [Uptime Lab](https://github.com/Uptime-Lab) |
+
+## Intel
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | Intel 670p                    | SSDPEKNU512GZ      | 512GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | Intel Optane H10              | HBRPEKNX0101A      | 16GB + 256GB | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | Intel Optane M10 <sup>1</sup> | MEMPEK1J032GAD     | 32GB         | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+
+<sup>1</sup> _This SSD will not function as a boot disk._
+
+## Kingston
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | Kingston NV2                  | SNV2S/250G         | 250GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | Kingston NV2                  | SNV2S/1000G        | 1TB          | [xvzf](https://github.com/xvzf)             |
 | Kingston SNS8154P3            | RBUSNS8154P3256GJ1 | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+
+
+## KIOXIA
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | KIOXIA-EXCERIA SSD            | LRC10Z500GG8       | 500GB        | [xvzf](https://github.com/xvzf)             |
 | KIOXIA BG4                    | KBG40ZNS128G       | 128GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
-| KIOXIA BG5 <sup>2</sup>       | KBG50ZNV512G       | 512GB        | [xvzf](https://github.com/xvzf)             |
+| KIOXIA BG5 <sup>1</sup>       | KBG50ZNV512G       | 512GB        | [xvzf](https://github.com/xvzf)             |
+
+<sup>1</sup> _Might cause slightly increased CM4 temperature, but stability & performance is not impacted (reported by [xvzf](https://github.com/xvzf)) ._
+
+## Micron
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | Micron 2450                   | MTFDKBA256TFK      | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | Micron 3400                   | MTFDKBA512TFH      | 512GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+
+## Patriot
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | Patriot P310                  | P310P240GM28       | 240GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+
+## PNY
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | PNY CS1030                    | M280CS1030-250-RB  | 250GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+
+## Samsung
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | Samsung 970 EVO               | MZ-V7E500          | 500GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
-| Samsung 970 EVO Plus          | MZ-V7S1T0B         | 2TB          | [Uptime Lab](https://github.com/Uptime-Lab) |
-| Samsung 960 PRO               | MZ-V6P512BW        | 500GB        | [Uptime Lab](https://github.com/Uptime-Lab) |
-| Samsung 970 PRO               | MZ-V7P512BW        | 500GB        | [Uptime Lab](https://github.com/Uptime-Lab) |
-| Samsung 980 PRO               | MZ-V8P1T0B         | 1TB          | [Uptime Lab](https://github.com/Uptime-Lab) |
-| Samsumg PM991a                | MZ9LQ256HBJD       | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+| Samsung 970 EVO Plus          | MZ-V7S1T0B         | 2TB          | [Uptime](https://github.com/Uptime-industries) |
+| Samsung 960 PRO               | MZ-V6P512BW        | 500GB        | [Uptime](https://github.com/Uptime-industries) |
+| Samsung 970 PRO               | MZ-V7P512BW        | 500GB        | [Uptime](https://github.com/Uptime-industries) |
+| Samsung 980 PRO               | MZ-V8P1T0B         | 1TB          | [Uptime](https://github.com/Uptime-industries) |
+| Samsung PM991a                | MZ9LQ256HBJD       | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+
+## SK hynix
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | SK hynix BC711                | HFM256GD3JX016N    | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
-| SK hynix PC611                | HFS001TD9TNI       | 1TB          | [Uptime Lab](https://github.com/Uptime-Lab) |
+| SK hynix PC611                | HFS001TD9TNI       | 1TB          | [Uptime](https://github.com/Uptime-industries) |
 | Solidigm P41 Plus             | SSDPFKNU512GZ      | 512GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
-| Synology SNV3510              | SNV3510-400G       | 400GB        | [Uptime Lab](https://github.com/Uptime-Lab) |
+
+
+## Synology
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capacity     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
+| Synology SNV3510              | SNV3510-400G       | 400GB        | [Uptime](https://github.com/Uptime-industries) |
+
+## TeamGroup
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capactiy     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | TEAMGROUP MP33                | TM8FP6256G0C101    | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | TEAMGROUP MP33 PRO            | TM8FPD001T0C101    | 1TB          | [dlohin](https://github.com/dlohin)         |
+
+## Toshiba
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capactiy     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | Toshiba BG3                   | KBG30ZMS128G       | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+
+## Transcend
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capactiy     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | Transcend 110S                | TS256GMTE110S      | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
+
+## Western Digital(WD)
+
+| Product                       | Model              | Capactiy     | Tester                                      |
+|:------------------------------|:-------------------|:-------------|:--------------------------------------------|
 | WD Black SN770                | WDS250G3X0E        | 250GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
-| WD Black SN770                | WDS500G3X0E        | 500GB        | [Uptime Lab](https://github.com/Uptime-Lab) |
+| WD Black SN770                | WDS500G3X0E        | 500GB        | [Uptime](https://github.com/uptime-industries/) |
 | WD Blue SN570                 | WDS250G3B0C        | 250GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | WD Green SN350                | WDS240G2G0C        | 240GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | WD Red SN700                  | WDS500G1R0C        | 500GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
 | WD SN520                      | SDAPNUW-256G-1006  | 256GB        | [pxpunx](https://github.com/pxpunx)         |
-
-<sup>1</sup> _This SSD will not function as a boot disk._
-<sup>2</sup> _Might cause slightly increased CM4 temperature, but stability & performance is not impacted (reported by [xvzf](https://github.com/xvzf)) ._
-
-# Benchmarks
-
-[pibenchnarks.com](https://pibenchmarks.com) is a popular site to upload micro SD, eMMC, SSD, and other storage benchmarks for Raspberry Pi and Pi clones. You can find benchmarks for some of the NVMe SSDs above via the links below.
-
-* https://pibenchmarks.com/user/pxpunx/
-* https://pibenchmarks.com/user/Merocle/

docs/docs/blade/compatibility/switch.md

@@ -1,5 +1,20 @@
-# Tested Network Switchs
+# Network Switchs & PoE Injectors 
 
-| Product                       | Model              | Manufacturer | Tested By |
-|:------------------------------|:------------------ | :----------- | --------- |
-| Pro 24 PoE | [USW-Pro-24-PoE](https://techspecs.ui.com/unifi/switching/usw-pro-24-poe) | Ubiquiti | [Uptime](https://github.com/uptime-industries) |
+
+## Cisco 
+| Product                       | Model Number              | Tested By |
+|:------------------------------|:------------------ | --------- |
+| Cisco Catalyst 3650 48-FQM | [WS-C3650-48FQM](https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/switches/catalyst-3650-series-switches/data_sheet-c78-729449.html) | murraythegoz(On Discord) |
+
+## Ubiquiti
+
+| Product                       | Model Number         | Tested By |
+|:------------------------------|:------------------ | --------- |
+| Pro 24 PoE | [USW-Pro-24-PoE](https://techspecs.ui.com/unifi/switching/usw-pro-24-poe) | [Uptime](https://github.com/uptime-industries) |
+| UniFi PoE+ Adapter | [U-POE-at](https://store.ui.com/eu/en/products/u-poe-at) | mindspore(On Discord) |
+
+## TP-Link
+
+| Product                       | Model Number              | Tested By |
+|:------------------------------|:------------------ | --------- |
+| TL-SG105MPE | [TL-SG105MPE](https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/5-port-switch/tl-sg105mpe/) | slipstickn(On Discord) |

docs/docs/blade/getting-started/_category_.json

@@ -1,7 +1,5 @@
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docs/docs/blade/getting-started/image.mdx

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ To prepare a storage medium you will need another computer.
     </TabItem>
     <TabItem value="emmc" label="eMMC">
         <Admonition type="warning">
-            eMMC can only be imaged on Dev blade as it has USB-C port, USB switch, and `nRPIBOOT` button
+            eMMC can only be imaged on Dev blade as it has USB Type-C port, USB switch, and `nRPIBOOT` button
         </Admonition>
         <Admonition type="note">
             CM4s with part number `CM4XXX000` do **NOT** have eMMC and are referred to as lite.
@@ -51,10 +51,10 @@ To prepare a storage medium you will need another computer.
         sudo ./rpiboot
         ```
 
-        Move the USB switch to the USB-C position.
-        Then, while holding down the `nRPIBOOT` button on the blade connect the USB-C cable.
+        Move the USB switch to the USB Type-C position.
+        Then, while holding down the `nRPIBOOT` button on the blade connect the USB Type-C cable.
 
-        ![Compute Blade with USB and nRPIBOOT button highlighted](/img/blade/mk4-k-nRPIBOOT.webp)
+        ![Compute Blade with USB Type-C and nRPIBOOT button highlighted](/img/blade/mk4-k-nRPIBOOT.webp)
 
         The Device will reconnect several times. On the last time it will appear as a USB media device.
     </TabItem>
@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ Once completed remove the storage device from the computer.
         ![Compute Blade mk4 ssd slot](/img/blade/mk4-k-ssd.webp)
     </TabItem>
     <TabItem value="emmc" label="eMMC">
-        Unplug the USB-C cable from the Compute Blade and set the switch to USB-A
+        Unplug the USB Type-C cable from the Compute Blade and set the switch to USB-A
 
         ![Compute Blade mk4 eMMC chip](/img/blade/mk4-k-emmc.webp)
     </TabItem>

docs/docs/blade/guides/_category_.json

@@ -1,8 +1,6 @@
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docs/docs/blade/guides/led-button.mdx

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ You'll need to install the [Adafruit_Blinka](https://learn.adafruit.com/circuitp
 
         // Check if the pin is active (assuming active-high logic)
         if (poeIndicatorState == HIGH) {
-            printf("Powersource: 802.3af or USB-C\n");
+            printf("Powersource: 802.3af or USB Type-C\n");
         } else {
             printf("Powersource: 802.3at\n");
         }