UM-B-074
DA1468x Range Extender Daughterboard
User Manual
Revision 1.1
17-Apr-2018
CFR0012
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Power
There are three options for powering the system when using DA1468x Dev.Kit PRO Motherboard:
●
The
PRO motherboard’s voltage regulator (VLDO, see Ref.
[2]
)
– total current capability approx.
300 mA.
●
A Li-Poly rechargeable battery on the PRO motherboard.
●
A Li-Poly rechargeable battery on the daughterboard of DA14680/681 range extender.
The power source to the daughterboard is selectable with SW1 as shown in
Figure 6
.
Figure 6: SW1 Position for Each Power Scheme
The different configurations for each of the power schemes using the DA1468x Dev.Kit PRO
Motherboard are described in
Table 2
.
Table 2: Jumper/Switch Settings for Power Schemes of DA1468x Dev.Kit PRO Motherboard
Power Scheme
Indication
SW1
J9
USB1
USB2
Motherboard LDO
VBAT
Left
2-3
-
Power + debug
Li-Poly Battery mounted
on motherboard
External
battery
Left
1-2
Power + charge
debug
Li-Poly Battery mounted
on daughterboard
External
battery
Right
-
Power + charge
debug
When using the CIB board, there are two options for powering the system:
●
Power supply coming from the USB of CIB.
●
A Li-Poly rechargeable battery on the daughterboard of DA14680/681 range extender.
The different configurations for the power schemes using the CIB board are described in
Table 3.
Table 3: Jumper/Switch Settings for Power Schemes of CIB Board
Power Scheme
Indication
SW1
J16
Power supply from CIB
VBAT or External Battery
Left or Right
connected
Li-Poly Battery mounted on
daughterboard
External battery
Right
not connected