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    • RE: LilyGo-T-SIM7080G Can't run when powered by USB charger / Battery

      @teastain2 Thanks Terry,
      I checked the switch and power key, It doesn't work
      The modem SIM7080G is still not powered on and the voltage for the SIM7080G remains 0.9V
      Therefore I checked the PMU and I found the root cause.
      The PMU initial is always failed when using the USB charger or the battery, And it will stuck at the while 1 loop
      Just modify the initial procedure and remove the while 1 loop. And then the modem starts working !!

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      posted in Technical Discussion
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      Akira
    • LilyGo-T-SIM7080G Can't run when powered by USB charger / Battery

      Hi,

      I have tried the example "ModemMqttPulishExample"
      I modify the APN, deviceID, Server IP, and some keys for the MQTT server,
      Everything is working fine with PC / MAC, The data upload to the MQTT server perfectly.
      But these only happen when connected to a PC / MAC
      When I unplug the USB cable and plug it into a USB Charger
      The board doesn't work anymore. Even I push the PWR key (1 ~ 3 sec.). The board still not running.
      And then, I try to use the battery (18650) to power the board ( Switch On and press the PWR key for 3 sec. ). It still doesn't work.

      I have tried three different types of USB chargers (USB Type A, Type C) and a power bank.
      I checked some voltage ( VSYS = 5V, PMU_DCDC3 = 0.9V )
      It seems the ESP32-S3 doesn't run when using the USB charger and the battery.

      Any suggestions?

      Thanks

      posted in Technical Discussion
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      Akira