Hi
We need the silk details for the EDGE V-PRO board an also wanted to know if we want to power up Khadas with external Power (From the Header, not any USBs) how we can do that?
Thanks
Hi
We need the silk details for the EDGE V-PRO board an also wanted to know if we want to power up Khadas with external Power (From the Header, not any USBs) how we can do that?
Thanks
Hello, Have you looked for the drawing here?
While the Edge-V can be booted with a GPIO boot trigger event, I do not believe you can use the GPIO to supply main power to the Edge-V.
Hi
Thanks for the quick response. Got the silk file.
To power up the EDGE-V we have to use the Type-c Connector correct? There is no provision to give any external power supply., Correct?
Thanks
Yes USB-C, though I have not had much time yet with the Edge-V and have not studied the schematic thoroughly. A brief look at the GPIO pinout does not reveal any power input options. Also the Edge-V Interfaces does not show other power input. It should be noted that of the two USB-C ports on the Edge-V, one is power only.
When the Edge-V is used with the M2X extension board, I think POE can supply power. And when used with the Juice board, it can be powered by LiPo battery.
What type of power supply do you plan on using?
Hi
Actually we are trying to interface our MIPI_DSI panel (Not one which Khadas is giving) with the the board and when we connect it to the board get rebooted every time. We are able to see the back-light of the panel is βONβ for few seconds and then board get rebooted, so we are suspecting may be Type-C Adapter is not able to give enough Power to the system and we wanted to boot the board using external supply to see if that helps.
Thanks
I am unfamiliar with the specs on the MIPI headers, I would attempt to determine what limitations are on the MIPI headers in regards to current. The schematic may reveal that, however one of the Khadas team members, like @Gouwa can possibly provide the info.
USB- C port defaults to 12 volt for PD power supplies like the Khadas 24 Watt power adapter. That adapter supplies 12 volts at 2 amps. I would think that sufficient, however, I have no idea of the power demands of your display.