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FC-handset-spec: BCI header change on Venus
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Sat, 03 Jul 2021 19:53:22 +0000 |
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1369 For development and testing of handset battery management in the firmware, and | 1369 For development and testing of handset battery management in the firmware, and |
1370 for exercising the charging boot path in particular, Iota VCHG needs to be | 1370 for exercising the charging boot path in particular, Iota VCHG needs to be |
1371 brought out like it is on iWOW DSK and FC Caramel2 boards, to be connected with | 1371 brought out like it is on iWOW DSK and FC Caramel2 boards, to be connected with |
1372 a jumper wire to +5V pin on the DUART28 USB adapter whenever a "charger plugged" | 1372 a jumper wire to +5V pin on the DUART28 USB adapter whenever a "charger plugged" |
1373 condition needs to be presented to the chipset. FC Venus will feature a 2x4 pin | 1373 condition needs to be presented to the chipset. FC Venus will feature a 2x3 pin |
1374 header with Iota BCI signals like on Caramel2: | 1374 header with Iota BCI signals as follows: |
1375 | |
1376 VBATS VCCS | |
1377 PCHG VCHG | |
1378 ICTL GND | |
1379 | |
1380 Please note that this planned BCI header pinout differs from iWOW DSK and FC | |
1381 Caramel2, which implement the following 2x4 pinout instead: | |
1375 | 1382 |
1376 ICTL VCCS | 1383 ICTL VCCS |
1377 PCHG VCHG | 1384 PCHG VCHG |
1378 ADIN2 ADIN1 | 1385 ADIN2 ADIN1 |
1379 GND GND | 1386 GND GND |
1383 in which case the board remains powered from a fixed DC supply (no actual | 1390 in which case the board remains powered from a fixed DC supply (no actual |
1384 battery) and only VCHG needs to be connected. However, if a need arises to | 1391 battery) and only VCHG needs to be connected. However, if a need arises to |
1385 connect an actual battery and an actual Iota-controlled charging circuit, it | 1392 connect an actual battery and an actual Iota-controlled charging circuit, it |
1386 will be possible: the battery will need to be connected to the orange power | 1393 will be possible: the battery will need to be connected to the orange power |
1387 input connector, and the control signals for the charging circuit will need to | 1394 input connector, and the control signals for the charging circuit will need to |
1388 be connected to the 2x4 header. | 1395 be connected to the 2x3 header. |
1396 | |
1397 The Mother's vision is that if and when we do need to exercise an actual Li-ion | |
1398 battery with an actual Iota-controlled charging circuit, we will need to build | |
1399 a separate battery+charger board that will connect to the power input and BCI | |
1400 control interfaces on the Venus board. That battery+charger board will feature | |
1401 an 18650 battery holder and a +5V charging power source connection, the charging | |
1402 current path (aside from BCI controls) will be contained entirely in that add-on | |
1403 board, whereas the battery power interface between Venus and the add-on board | |
1404 will carry only the load or discharge current. | |
1405 | |
1406 The reasons for changing the BCI header pinout from iWOW DSK and FC Caramel2 to | |
1407 a different one for FC Venus are as follows: | |
1408 | |
1409 * FC Tango (iWOW TR-800) module that forms the core of FC Caramel2 does not | |
1410 bring out Iota VBATS as a separate signal - instead it is connected to the | |
1411 VBAT supply inside the module. However, if the charging current measurement | |
1412 resistor will reside on a separate battery+charger board, then it would be | |
1413 most proper to connect both VBATS and VCCS to the two sides of this resistor, | |
1414 providing more accurate charging current measurement and CI control loop | |
1415 operation. Thus VBATS needs to be added to the BCI header. | |
1416 | |
1417 * ADIN1 and ADIN2 won't be needed when using a common off-the-shelf 18650 | |
1418 battery for prototyping - see section 1.10.1 for background information. | |
1389 | 1419 |
1390 3.5. LCD module and backlight | 1420 3.5. LCD module and backlight |
1391 | 1421 |
1392 The Mother's original intent was to finalize the selection of LCD module for the | 1422 The Mother's original intent was to finalize the selection of LCD module for the |
1393 actual handset before embarking on the detailed design (as in schematics, BOM | 1423 actual handset before embarking on the detailed design (as in schematics, BOM |