In our current setup, we power the pi via the same USB C port which is used to transfer data.
We do this because that USB port is the only one which supports OTG and which can be turned into USB client mode.
We are currently evaluating strategies to ensure there is enough power passed down to that port to guarantee stable operations.
In our current setup, we power the pi via the same USB C port which is used to transfer data.
We do this because that USB port is the only one which supports OTG and which can be turned into USB client mode.
We are currently evaluating strategies to ensure there is enough power passed down to that port to guarantee stable operations.