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How do you turn on the PSoC without plugging it into the computer (i.e. battery)? I tried attaching 4.14V to Vin and GND but nothing happens.
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Philip,
Now that I see which board you are using, I can see the "Vin" you were referring to. (J2 pin 20)
Below is the schematic for the regulator to power VCC_3V3. Notice the signal PMIC_EN.
Below is the circuit for control of PMIC_EN.
You may want to load R46 to enable the regulator.
"Engineering is an Art. The Art of Compromise."
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Philip,
I'm not sure what you mean by "Vin". There is no official pin called "Vin"
Are you using one of the PSoC Kits or evaluation boards? If so, which one?
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Philip,
Now that I see which board you are using, I can see the "Vin" you were referring to. (J2 pin 20)
Below is the schematic for the regulator to power VCC_3V3. Notice the signal PMIC_EN.
Below is the circuit for control of PMIC_EN.
You may want to load R46 to enable the regulator.
"Engineering is an Art. The Art of Compromise."