05-28-2016, 09:02 AM
Hello,
I'm just the messenger of the encountered issue - it was brought to by attention by Arffeh, who asked me to create this post. From what he wrote to me it transpires that a drained or partially drained battery can can cause a failed boot even if the board is connected to the mains.
He wrote:
"A completely dead lipo when connected, with the jumper correctly set, causes a failure to boot when correct power is applied (...). I'm talking about using actual normal power, with the battery just chilling out (...) Shouldn't cause a full failure to boot, but yeah. The battery is able to affect the 2.1 amp input (...) [I] plucked the battery and reapplied power [and it boot correctly]".
Has anyone else encountered a similar problem or has a suggestion of how to resolve this ?
Cheers
(05-28-2016, 09:02 AM)LukeMay I know the lipo specifications used, i mean the voltage and amps Wrote: When my board failed to boot using the power supply, I tried giving input through the battery terminal, by changing the jumper settings
using an smps, but nothing happened, even the LED did not go high which was happening with the normal power supply.
One more thing noticed is there are 3 terminals for the lipo power provided on the board, bu we get lipo with only two terminals. I don't know why there is a pin in the center and what does it do.
Hello,
I'm just the messenger of the encountered issue - it was brought to by attention by Arffeh, who asked me to create this post. From what he wrote to me it transpires that a drained or partially drained battery can can cause a failed boot even if the board is connected to the mains.
He wrote:
"A completely dead lipo when connected, with the jumper correctly set, causes a failure to boot when correct power is applied (...). I'm talking about using actual normal power, with the battery just chilling out (...) Shouldn't cause a full failure to boot, but yeah. The battery is able to affect the 2.1 amp input (...) [I] plucked the battery and reapplied power [and it boot correctly]".
Has anyone else encountered a similar problem or has a suggestion of how to resolve this ?
Cheers
(05-28-2016, 09:15 AM)indrajith Wrote: (05-28-2016, 09:02 AM)LukeMay I know the lipo specifications used, i mean the voltage and amps Wrote: When my board failed to boot using the power supply, I tried giving input through the battery terminal, by changing the jumper settings
using an smps, but nothing happened, even the LED did not go high which was happening with the normal power supply.
One more thing noticed is there are 3 terminals for the lipo power provided on the board, bu we get lipo with only two terminals. I don't know why there is a pin in the center and what does it do.
Hello,
I'm just the messenger of the encountered issue - it was brought to by attention by Arffeh, who asked me to create this post. From what he wrote to me it transpires that a drained or partially drained battery can can cause a failed boot even if the board is connected to the mains.
He wrote:
"A completely dead lipo when connected, with the jumper correctly set, causes a failure to boot when correct power is applied (...). I'm talking about using actual normal power, with the battery just chilling out (...) Shouldn't cause a full failure to boot, but yeah. The battery is able to affect the 2.1 amp input (...) [I] plucked the battery and reapplied power [and it boot correctly]".
Has anyone else encountered a similar problem or has a suggestion of how to resolve this ?
Cheers
Third pin on Lipo battery is related to internal temperature sensing, I believe - a safety mechanism during charging.
(05-28-2016, 09:15 AM)indrajith Wrote: (05-28-2016, 09:02 AM)LukeMay I know the lipo specifications used, i mean the voltage and amps Wrote: When my board failed to boot using the power supply, I tried giving input through the battery terminal, by changing the jumper settings
using an smps, but nothing happened, even the LED did not go high which was happening with the normal power supply.
One more thing noticed is there are 3 terminals for the lipo power provided on the board, bu we get lipo with only two terminals. I don't know why there is a pin in the center and what does it do.
Hello,
I'm just the messenger of the encountered issue - it was brought to by attention by Arffeh, who asked me to create this post. From what he wrote to me it transpires that a drained or partially drained battery can can cause a failed boot even if the board is connected to the mains.
He wrote:
"A completely dead lipo when connected, with the jumper correctly set, causes a failure to boot when correct power is applied (...). I'm talking about using actual normal power, with the battery just chilling out (...) Shouldn't cause a full failure to boot, but yeah. The battery is able to affect the 2.1 amp input (...) [I] plucked the battery and reapplied power [and it boot correctly]".
Has anyone else encountered a similar problem or has a suggestion of how to resolve this ?
Cheers
Indrajith,
I don't know the specifics but I will as Arffeh and let you know. You can also ask him yourself on IRC - he is frequently on during my night/ morning - he is from Australia : 
(05-28-2016, 04:31 PM)Luke Wrote: (05-28-2016, 09:15 AM)indrajith Wrote: (05-28-2016, 09:02 AM)LukeMay I know the lipo specifications used, i mean the voltage and amps Wrote: When my board failed to boot using the power supply, I tried giving input through the battery terminal, by changing the jumper settings
using an smps, but nothing happened, even the LED did not go high which was happening with the normal power supply.
One more thing noticed is there are 3 terminals for the lipo power provided on the board, bu we get lipo with only two terminals. I don't know why there is a pin in the center and what does it do.
Hello,
I'm just the messenger of the encountered issue - it was brought to by attention by Arffeh, who asked me to create this post. From what he wrote to me it transpires that a drained or partially drained battery can can cause a failed boot even if the board is connected to the mains.
He wrote:
"A completely dead lipo when connected, with the jumper correctly set, causes a failure to boot when correct power is applied (...). I'm talking about using actual normal power, with the battery just chilling out (...) Shouldn't cause a full failure to boot, but yeah. The battery is able to affect the 2.1 amp input (...) [I] plucked the battery and reapplied power [and it boot correctly]".
Has anyone else encountered a similar problem or has a suggestion of how to resolve this ?
Cheers
Indrajith,
I don't know the specifics but I will as Arffeh and let you know. You can also ask him yourself on IRC - he is frequently on during my night/ morning - he is from Australia :
On current Android build, the OS will not auto boot if detected battery installed. Press the start button (if installed) will allow the board boot up. We are currently correct the boot sequence and the board will auto boot regardless battery installed or not.
Thanks tllim - I will pass this on to the user !
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