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RaspBerry Pi4 with EP-0136 won't boot #93
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and try click on Yellow button on UPS? |
What does >sudo i2cdetect -y 1 display? I have spent a week playing around with these boards. Definitely UPDATE, (had lots of issues till i did) and >sudo i2cset -y 1 0x17 25 1 (to set auto start on AC inserted function) |
I have the same issue. But the when i power the pi via the ups the green light on the pi flashes 2 times. Indicating it cant read the sd card. But at the moment i boot the pi via its own usb C it starts just up. |
try full charge batterys first |
I have the same problem, the raspberry will not start. I tried 2 Different sets of battery brands and the problem doesn't disappear. I put the batteries in the ups and measured the voltage at pin 1 and pin 6. The value is 5.02 V. For me it says that the batteries are fine. They do not collapse under 5 V, what could be to low for functionallty. |
+1 same problem. I have two boards. One won-t boot any pi. The second one will boot a 3B but fails installation with Remote Error |
I installed the EP-0136 in my pi 4 and it won't boot if the usb c (on the pi board) isn't connected. Even if I connect it in the usb c in ups board it won't boot. The ACT light still blinking and only stops when the power cable is connected in the pi usb c port.
OAT update done
Batteries fully charged
All GPIO connections are made
Thanks in advance
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