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It's you are using a lithium battery the full is 4.2. If you are using a
boost circuit you need to read the actual battery.
…On Oct 1, 2017 12:41 PM, "DRagonenko" ***@***.***> wrote:
how to make a full charge the battery was at 4.2 volts and not 5 ?
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What needs to change in the code, so it is with the battery read? |
Are you trying to read a 5v source? You can't accurately read it, changing
the settings won't fix that. The booster draws more current to boost the
voltage as the battery discharges. You need read the battery directly.
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What needs to change in the code, so it is with the battery read?
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I want to read the powered with 18650 battery maximum 4.2 minimum 3.3 |
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how to make a full charge the battery was at 4.2 volts and not 5 ?
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