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7 / 33 page ![]() UM0442 Hardware configuration and functionality 7/33 When another power source (USB, 9 Vdc) is selected, it is possible to recharge the battery pack. The L6924D battery charger system performs this task. 4.2.1 How to charge the battery pack It is possible to charge a battery pack connected to the STR750-MAP while the board is powered through the power supply or the USB connector. Although the first method is outlined, the procedure to implement the charge phase is the same for both ways. First of all, the STR750-MAP needs to be supplied. For example, plug in the 9÷12 Vdc power supply connector (closing the appropriate jumper). As a second step, connect the battery pack to the connector, without closing the correspondent jumper in the power source selector. To set up the recharging process, follow these steps: 1. Close the selector S7 in the position 1-2: this is to connect the battery to the recharging circuit. 2. Close the selector S8 in the position 2-3: this is in order to select 5 V standard power source. 3. Close the selector S9 in the position 1-2: by doing this, the L6920 and its circuitry is switched off in order to save power. Figure 5. Selectors configuration to recharge the battery pack 4.3 External 5 V power sourcer It is possible to plug in an external 5 V power source by closing the jumper EXT in the power source selector. This feature makes the STR750-MAP highly versatile. Since this power source has no specific connectors, the only way to furnish 5 V to the STR750-MAP, comes directly from the STR750FV2 pin-out placed around the microcontroller itself. In this way, the user can make his own interface board or connect it directly to the microcontroller's pins. Take care to follow these simple steps: the external 5 V can operate only if the EXT (see Figure 3) jumper is closed. After this, the 26th pin of the connectors J1, J2, J3 and J4 placed around the microcontroller (see the following Figure 6), is available to receive the external supply. Pay attention when connecting boards outputting 600 mA as maximum current in order to preserve the STR750-MAP functionalities from damage. |
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