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    Extra juicy and question about USB type C charging.

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    • ghettokonG Offline
      ghettokon
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      Hi all,

      I have been working with M5Stack since 2020, it really checking all the boxes of what I wanted for a micro controller. I am currently working with M5Stack Fire, and the battery base comes with a 500 mAh battery. However, I need more juicy to keep it running longer wirelessly. I am powering a set up of a Neoplixel ring, a RFID 2 unit, a limit Switch unity, and potentially a vibrator unit.

      Due to size of the housing, I decided to create a Type C power cable with following parts to keep it low profile:

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      I soldered the red wire to the V+ and black wire to the G. However, this DIY power cable only works when plug in with a Type C to Type A cables (power source) and not Type C to Type C (power source) cables.

      Anyone know why this is happening? Is Type C to Type A wired differently? or is it because the 5.1K resistor?

      Any insight will be greatly appreciated.

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      • felmueF Offline
        felmue
        last edited by

        Hello @ghettokon

        maybe related to the note at the bottom here?

        Note: 2018.2A PCB version of the device does not support C2C (TypeC to TypeC) connection and PD power supply.

        Thanks
        Felix

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