Hello Alvaro,
That is the input voltage. The power supply is adjustable so I can
apply anything and the board has and input range of 4.5v to 20v. And
eventually this system will be in the field running on solar at
anywhere from 10v to 14.8v.
10v in should be ok. It's online and working well at this moment,
but if it powers down for any reason there is a good chance it will
hang on power up.
> the voltage to the board must be fixed at 5 volts, no more, no less.
I will set it a 5v and do some test to see if that is it.
Rod
Monday, December 4, 2006, 4:55:12 PM, you wrote:
>
>
> 10 VOLTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> That's the max voltage output or it is the voltage you are
> supplying to the board? Just to remember you: the voltage to the
> board must be fixed at 5 volts, no more, no less.
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