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not sure, but I would like to clarify a point :
after initialisastion stuff, we have the following : // Loop until button is released while(HAL_GPIO_ReadPin(BUTTON_PORT, BUTTON_PIN)) { HAL_Delay(10); }
meaning of cours , software is stuck until start button is released ...
BUTTON_PORT stands for PORT A and BUtTON_PIN for Pin 0X2 meaning PA1
right...
on the schematic , this pin is connected to AIN_V_BATT , meaning it could be used for Vbatt analog monitoring
voltage divider is made around R3 and R1, so scale factor is 2/32 0.0625 , so to reach a high level, let's say 2V (roughtly for 3.3V IO voltage) the battery voltage should be above 2V/0.0625 =>32V ....
so if by accident, like I did, you remove all battery safety cut of for testing purpose, when power voltage goes down to 32V, you will be forgiven to switch off the system....
gasp! I think will change R3 slightly......
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not sure, but I would like to clarify a point :
after initialisastion stuff, we have the following :
// Loop until button is released while(HAL_GPIO_ReadPin(BUTTON_PORT, BUTTON_PIN)) { HAL_Delay(10); }
meaning of cours , software is stuck until start button is released ...
BUTTON_PORT stands for PORT A and BUtTON_PIN for Pin 0X2 meaning PA1
right...
on the schematic , this pin is connected to AIN_V_BATT , meaning it could be used for Vbatt analog monitoring
voltage divider is made around R3 and R1, so scale factor is 2/32 0.0625 , so to reach a high level, let's say 2V (roughtly for 3.3V IO voltage) the battery voltage should be above 2V/0.0625 =>32V ....
so if by accident, like I did, you remove all battery safety cut of for testing purpose, when power voltage goes down to 32V, you will be forgiven to switch off the system....
gasp! I think will change R3 slightly......
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: