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Post 6 made on Sunday December 30, 2012 at 08:13
davidwf
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I found the firmware files on this site and down-graded to 3.8.1.6, connected the Pronto to a stabilised variable power supply and started reducing the voltage 0.1V at a time.....

5.4V 4 bars
5.3V 3 bars
5.0V 2 bars
4.8V 1 bar
4.6V  LOW
4.0V  switch off

Increasing the voltage in 0.1V steps the result was similar but 0.1V higher for each step which seems about right to give some hysterisis.

I then up-graded to 3.8.1.7 again and the results were exactly the same.

Does anyone know what the voltage / bar relationship should be ?....and is there any way of changing it.

Seems like powering with Ni-mH / Ni-cd is running pretty close to the wire to me as 4 cells would give 5.6V max dropping to 4.4V min (1.4 to 1.1 V per cell)

Also, what is the highest voltage these will safely run at......with 5 x Ni-mH the fully charged voltage is 5 x 1.4 = 7V........In theory 4 fresh Alkaline batteries would give 4 x 1.6 = 6.4V.....I don't want to risk blowing it up as they don't seem to be available any more !!!

Thanks


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