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You can follow this guide on adding a Power Button to your Raspberry Pi. It shows how to do it on an RPi 3 model, but you can do exactly the same on the RPi Zero, as their pinout is the same.

The only caveat with your RPi model is the soldering. Here is a video from the Raspberry Pi Foundation on how to solder pins to your RPi Zero. And here is another guide on how to add 40-pin GPIO connector.

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If the guide to add a power button is down, here is a copy of it on Wayback Machine.

You can follow this guide on adding a Power Button to your Raspberry Pi. It shows how to do it on an RPi 3 model, but you can do exactly the same on the RPi Zero, as their pinout is the same.

The only caveat with your RPi model is the soldering. Here is a video from the Raspberry Pi Foundation on how to solder pins to your RPi Zero. And here is another guide on how to add 40-pin GPIO connector.

You can follow this guide on adding a Power Button to your Raspberry Pi. It shows how to do it on an RPi 3 model, but you can do exactly the same on the RPi Zero, as their pinout is the same.

The only caveat with your RPi model is the soldering. Here is a video from the Raspberry Pi Foundation on how to solder pins to your RPi Zero. And here is another guide on how to add 40-pin GPIO connector.

Edit

If the guide to add a power button is down, here is a copy of it on Wayback Machine.

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David
David
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  • 5
  • 21

You can follow this guide on adding a Power Button to your Raspberry Pi. It shows how to do it on an RPi 3 model, but you can do exactly the same on the RPi Zero, as their pinout is the same.

The only caveat with your RPi model is the soldering. Here is a video from the Raspberry Pi Foundation on how to solder pins to your RPi Zero. And here is another guide on how to add 40-pin GPIO connector.