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Winston
Guest
Here is what I *think* I know about this Li-ion
battery. Please chime in with additions and / or
corrections:
Starting from the corner, pins 1 and 2 are common and
will connect to 'battery +' when the battery is turned
on.
Pin 3 is a pilot level that can be used to turn the
battery on if you pull it low and keep it low.
The battery will turn off when you allow this pin
to float up, provided there is adequate load current
between 'battery +' and common ground (say 100 mA).
Pin 4 is unknown but seems a likely candidate for the
thermistor temperature monitor
Pin 5 and 6 are common ground.
Pin 7 is also unknown but see 'pin 4'.
The battery will also turn on if you bias pins
1 and 2 above 3.3 V.
Corrections? Additions?
Thanks!
--Winston
--
I pride myself on my unimportance.
(One must excel at something, or what
is a Heaven for?)
battery. Please chime in with additions and / or
corrections:
Starting from the corner, pins 1 and 2 are common and
will connect to 'battery +' when the battery is turned
on.
Pin 3 is a pilot level that can be used to turn the
battery on if you pull it low and keep it low.
The battery will turn off when you allow this pin
to float up, provided there is adequate load current
between 'battery +' and common ground (say 100 mA).
Pin 4 is unknown but seems a likely candidate for the
thermistor temperature monitor
Pin 5 and 6 are common ground.
Pin 7 is also unknown but see 'pin 4'.
The battery will also turn on if you bias pins
1 and 2 above 3.3 V.
Corrections? Additions?
Thanks!
--Winston
--
I pride myself on my unimportance.
(One must excel at something, or what
is a Heaven for?)