In addition to the main functions related to the USB Type-C and Power Delivery specification:
•
an ADC channel can be used to monitor the V
BUS
voltage (ADC_VBUS)
•
a supply option path allows supplying the
either via the 3.3 V provided by the
development board or via a GPIO on the ST morpho connector (CN7-1). You can select the path through
R23 and R24 resistances. This option, combined with the
low consumption, is useful for
battery-powered devices as the
can be powered only when an attachment is detected (low-
power mode)
•
fault report pin (open drain) is connected to the ST morpho connector pin (CN10 – 18) to
be monitored by the STM32 microcontroller (FLT – FLT_IN path)
1.2.6
Indication LEDs
Two LEDs mounted on the
top side indicate the supply status of the expansion board and
the stacked
•
the red LED (LD1) turns ON when a source application board is plugged to the
CN1
connector and the USB Type-C V
BUS
voltage is present;
•
the green LED (LD2) indicates that the 3.3 V is present and is supplying the
development board.
Figure 9.
Indication LEDs
3.3V
GND
GND
R5
LD1
A
C
150060RS75000
3.9k
LD2
A
C
VBUS
Red LED
Green LED
3.3V
VBus
R4
150060GS75000
1k
1.2.7
Dead battery mode configuration jumpers and internal LDO
Thanks to the dead battery feature, described by the USB Power Delivery specification and implemented by the
, it is possible to directly power the system through the V
BUS
provided by a Source, as an
alternative mode to the standard supply through the
.
Note:
Before configuring the
to operate in dead battery mode, check whether the supply
selection jumpers on the
board have been removed:
•
on the
, remove the jumper from JP2 header
•
on the
, remove the jumper from JP5 header 5V_SEL
•
on the
, remove the jumper from JP5 header
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