Riley,
try powering the board through an USB cable, to make sure that it is
nothing related to the hw or sw on the board.
If positive then try with a power supply that match the minimal
requirements.
2015-12-05 9:28 GMT+01:00 William Hermans :
> Voltage has to be too high, or not high enough. I'
Voltage has to be too high, or not high enough. I'd assume too high as
you've already stated the power supply is 5.25v. The reason why I say it
has to be this, is that the power LED goes out nearly instantly.
On Fri, Dec 4, 2015 at 9:45 PM, Gerald Coley wrote:
> 5.25V is a little high and in rea
5.25V is a little high and in reality it may be even higher on power up.
The spec is 5V. I suggest you try and meet the specification and get a good
power supply.
Another possibility is that while the supply is rated at 3A, it may have a
surge limiting function based on the product it was designed
Hey Everyone.
I need to use the 5v rails for about 300-400 miliamps so after doing a
bunch of reading I found out that I could pull this from the 5v rail IF I
used an external power adapter.
I found one on amazon and got it here today. Its 5v @3 amps. I check it
out and it looks to be about
