Open seliboii opened 3 months ago
Hi @seliboii
It is not appropriate to supply power to the Raspberry Pi connected to OpenCR via USB or USB-C, as this may not provide sufficient voltage.
I just tried supplying power by usb - c. DynamixelSDK didn't operate so bringup launch didnt operate,too.
Also the topic /battery_status
show a voltage of almost 1.1V.
So i recommand using rated battery or dedicated power supply.
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Which TurtleBot3 platform do you use?
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USER3 Red LED lights up after uploading firmware to OpenCR (according to steps 3.3, 1-7 https://emanual.robotis.com/docs/en/platform/turtlebot3/opencr_setup/#opencr-setup), I've found this is the low battery error warning but the board is connected via power supply. Currently the board is connected to the raspberry pi by USB and is also supplying power to the raspberrypi from the 5V output.
I have measured the 12V outputs on the OpenCR board and they were 12.10V and 11.97V, but from what I've seen online is that the battery low warning should only start when the voltage drops below 11V. I have also tried reuploading the firmware.