Mobile Device Power Monitor Manual - GitHub Pages
Mobile Device Power Monitor Manual - GitHub Pages
Mobile Device Power Monitor Manual - GitHub Pages
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Figure 7: Vout LED indicator<br />
If the power-up is successful, the green Vout LED indicator in Figure 7 above will power-up.<br />
This LED is connected directly to Vout, so the light will dim slightly if the voltage is lowered.<br />
If this LED does not power-up, then Vout did not power-up properly, so there are other<br />
problems.<br />
Over-Current Error from the Main <strong>Power</strong> Supply<br />
Sometimes an over-current error occurs when powering-up. When an over-current error<br />
occurs, the power LED displays as amber.<br />
An over-current error can happen when the:<br />
• <strong>Device</strong> is attached backwards.<br />
• <strong>Device</strong> is attached incorrectly.<br />
• <strong>Device</strong> has a lot of capacitance, a very high in-rush current.<br />
• <strong>Device</strong> has an unusually high run current.<br />
Figure 8: Amber LED indicator for over-current<br />
Note Be sure to check for a backwards connection before overriding the over-current<br />
limits.