Hellis

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• Lag in code or skipping ahead in code?

  in JavaScript • 10 years

  

  I could probably use a different pin also....
  Will try that!
  Thanks

• Lag in code or skipping ahead in code?

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• Lag in code or skipping ahead in code?

  in JavaScript • 10 years

  

  Oh sorry forgot to write that, this is a new button normally open.
  So it works as normal buttons work. Push and something happens.

• Lag in code or skipping ahead in code?

  in JavaScript • 10 years

  

  Any idea why this is happening?
  Push button is connected at pin B12 and 3.3 volt.
  Slide switch is connected to between battery plus and bat-pin. (powerswitch)

  Without the push button I don't need to keep the BTN1 pushed down to boot the Espruino.

  http://youtu.be/JcUiw99fzIc
  

• vcc in and out?

  in General • 10 years

  

  Thanks!

• vcc in and out?

  in General • 10 years

  

  Charging CR batteries seems like a bad idea.
  I'm "new" to electronics, the reason for a schottky diode vs. a normal diode is that it's faster and has a lower voltage drop?
  A schottky diode is very cheap to buy, found one type that cost £0.07 but shipping it cost £3.

  So until the next time I place a order there, can a normal diode work?
  The obvious problem is that voltage will drop below 4.7v quicker with a normal diode than a schottky diode.

• vcc in and out?

  in General • 10 years

  

  So just to make sure I got it correct.
  Nothing 'bad' will happen with the Espruino, but in case you have something connected that does not like higher voltage that part will/might be affected.

  The reason I wonder is because I can't use the batteryconnector because it's blocked by the case.
  So either I use the pins or the backside of the batteryconnector. But that looks hard to solder on. Probably nothing I should even attempt :-)

  I tested using two CR 2025 (I think it was) to power the board on the pins and it worked fine.
  But as they run low the voltage will drop below 5 volts, and that was my concern, that it could dammage the board.

• vcc in and out?

  in General • 10 years

  

  Sorry to dig up an old thread.

  But what happens if you power the Espruino with, say 4 v and plug in the USB cable?
  Will it be a different outcome if you use the batteryconnector or pins on the board?

• Lag in code or skipping ahead in code?

  in JavaScript • 10 years

  

  Seems to work nice!
  I managed to get the wrong button when I was in the store.
  It's default on, and off when pushed. Doh'!

  http://youtu.be/W8sDj9OR_7M