When I power up the board, the system boots up instantly without a power button. In the schematic I saw that it is possible to connect the reset switch as a power button, but the references on the board are missing to identify the components to be modified. Can you help me understand how I can make the power button work?
Another problem occurs during shutdown, the board performs the software shutdown but does not turn off. How can I solve this problem?
“The little switch near the power USB-C connector switches PWER_EN disabling the 5V regulator, from whence comes all the ergs to make it work. Check the schematic pgs 18, 22.”
this is interesting, but I have to study this a bit.
It depends on how you connect the fan. For me, if I connect it to the fan connector, the fan will not stop when I shut down the board. However, if I connect it to 3.3v on GPIO, the fan will stop. (I prefer to connect my 5v fan to the 3.3v pin because it is quieter.)
Schematics pgs 18,22, PCB rev 1.3B
SW1 on pg 18 pulls PWER_EN low
PWER_EN on pg 22 pulls BUCK EN low on NB679, turning the buck regulator off, which powers the whole board.
put a volt meter on any power rail…
as mentioned above there is no software complete power off, which is usual, often allowing for external interrupt , keyboard input, etc to power back up as defined in os power configuration…
It’s actually a pretty harsh ‘reset button’ I’m more used to a reset applying a reset signal to main processor, various peripherals or power supply controller, for a more elegant, controlled restart.