Closed n-eq closed 5 years ago
You need 12V power. It does not work only with USB 5v
Hi @laurentvm thanks for the quick reply. I can't find this information in the product page (https://freematics.com/products/freematics-one-plus/) , could you please provide me with more details?
I do not have details but had the same issue. If you power it through ODB on the right pin or with a OBD power adapter, you will not see this message anymore and the SIM module will work. It's maybe not related to 5V but the amperage ( I do not know).
You can have a look on google about SIM5360 Power supply.
@laurentvm do you mean you plugged the One+ to the emulator? Weirdly my emulator doesn't have the 6-pin XH-2.54 socket... but only a 4-pin with 3V3 voltage. @stanleyhuangyc any insights please?
EDIT: According to the emulator product page:
This pin is scheduled to be disabled in future productions.
I was powering the PIN 4,5 and 16 with 12V.
https://components101.com/sites/default/files/component_pin/OBD2-Connector-Pinout.png
@laurentvm thanks again I thought of this solution as well but I hesitated to try it. This particular problem is solved but I think the project lacks documentation.
Hi,
I am trying the
(firmware_v5/sim5360test
) program on my brand new Freematics One+ but have the following problem at SIM5360 (net
) setup. Following is the log I read from the board:Please note that I power the board with a Micro USB-USB (computer) cable.
I thank you in advance for your help.