Yes, as others have said - if you have a battery, connect it between Bat/BAT_IN and GND. Sorry the schematic/board don't quite agree, but I was trying to keep some kind of continuity between the Pico and the original Espruino board.
You're totally fine with 3.5-16v on there, but you should be aware that when you do that, VCC then becomes whatever the battery voltage is (not 5V). 3.3v is still a nice regulated 3.3v supply though.
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Yes, as others have said - if you have a battery, connect it between
Bat/BAT_IN
andGND
. Sorry the schematic/board don't quite agree, but I was trying to keep some kind of continuity between the Pico and the original Espruino board.You're totally fine with 3.5-16v on there, but you should be aware that when you do that,
VCC
then becomes whatever the battery voltage is (not 5V). 3.3v is still a nice regulated 3.3v supply though.