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Brian,
First I would check the voltage of the battery itself. You should get about
10 volts. If not you either have a bad battery or a problem with your
charger. If the battery checks out, next I would check the poly-switch fuse.
As a matter of fact, if this fuse is blown you won't be able to charge the
battery either so that is the first thing I would check.
John Edwards
In lugnet.robotics.handyboard, Brian Walker writes:
> I am trying to get my Handyboard to work off of the 9.6V battery without the
> DC adapter connected. With the DC adapter hooked directly to the cpu board
> and the battery connected everything works fine. Without the cable just
> using the 9.6V battery I get nothing. I checked the grounds on Fig. 9.6
> Power Supply Schematic from the Handyboard Tech Reference. I am measuring
> +- 2 volts between the battery gnd and the charger gnd. Is this the proper
> voltage? Any help on the subject would be greatly appreciated.
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