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== Overview ==
Lithium Battery PowerPack V1.0 Used for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B / Pi 2B / B+ and Cellphone

== Features ==
* Battery capacity: 3800mAh
* Maximum output current: 1.8A
* Output voltage: 5.1V ± 0.1V
* Standard charging current / voltage: 1.0A/5.0V
* It's convenient to power on / off raspberry pi via battery swith;
* It can last about 9 hours if only pi 3.
* The Lithium battery expansion board can be also used on cellphone.

Note: You can still charge this battery even if the switch is turn off;
== Working principle ==
* The working PMU (Power Manage Unit)can be only worked for charging mode or step-up mode at the same time.
* If the USB-A interface without any external load (like Pi), with 5V input voltage of MicroUSB, then the PMU enter charging mode. The PMU will integrate a current-limiting resistor with the external voltage, 5V voltage for Lithium battery, around 4.6V-4.7V voltage for USB-A interface.(The "ON" LED lights )
* The PMU would enter step-up mode without external 5V voltage. Under this circumstance, turn on the switch, USB-A interface can output maxmum 5V voltage, two USB-A interface can maxmum output 1.8A current. The PMU itself has current-limiting protection. it will be short circuit when over 1.9A current.

==Packing List ==
* 1 x Lithium Battery Expansion Board

== FAQ ==
'''Q1.How long can this powerpack work for RPI 3B?'''

Answer: We test 6 kinds of collocations (RPI 3 with various of lcd scerrn) according to different configuration.

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Here comes the result:

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Collocation
! First time
! Second time
! Third time
! Remark
|-
| RPI 3B Board
| 557min
| 575min
| 599min
| Timing statistics have been run in the background, it lasts around 9 hours
|-
| RPI 3B + 2.2 inch lcd
| 490min
| 448min
| 477min
| 2.2 inch lcd is more electricity-saving, it lasts more than 7 hours
|-
| RPI 3B + 3,5 inch lcd
| 404min
| 361min
| 391min
| For 3.5 inch lcd, it has larger size screen, could last 6 hours
|-
| RPI 3B + 5 inch lcd
| 224min
| 255min
| 278min
| HDMI 5 inch lcd can last around 3.5 hours
|-
| PRI 3B + Waveshare 7 inch lcd
| 176min
| 162min
| 183min
| For 7 inch lcd, large current consumption on Backlit, can last 2.5 hours
|-
| RPI 3B + Official 7 inch lcd
| 355min
| 363min
| 347min
| Official 7 inch DSI lcd is better in consumption design
|}

'''Q2. How to know whether the board is in charge or full of charge?'''

Answer: It depends on the Charge LED. When red LED lights, it means PMU' s charging for battery. While it means PMU' d already powered up to 95% for battery when the LED off. It can be 100% full after one more hour.

'''Q3.How long does the powerpack need to be charged?'''

Answer: Based on the different current of 5V voltage MicroUSB interface, we advice you could refer to parameter of 5V 1A to charge it. It' s still ok with 5V 0.5A or 5V 2.5A.
When use the parameter of 5V 1A to charge, it needs around 3 hours.

'''Q4. Can users replace the Lithiunm Battery by his own?'''

Answer: Of course they can. One thing to mention, the replaced monolithic must be 3.7V, you can replace your needed capacity, like 5000-10000maH. It' s direct ratio between capacity and volume(PS: The replaced Battery Polarity must be same as the original one, or it' ll destory PMU)

'''Q5. Can it realize long-lasting via parallel connection or series connection?'''

Answer: Our product could be parallel connection under certain circumstance. Because the PMU can only manage step-up and charge with standard 3.7V(4.2V when full) monolithic.(Parallel monolithic must be resistance balance)

<font color="#FF0000">CAN NOT USE IN SERIES CONNECTION!</font>

'''Q6. Can it power for RPI 3B when being chagred at the meantime?'''

Answer: It can not do that in principle. But the charging PMU can output 4.6v-4.7v voltage to USB-A interface, so that can power for RPI 3B. Under this circumstance, the PMU is in charge mode. It can' t be used if you power for Pi 3 and the other TFT LCD or else. Only power for Pi 3 in the case of using SSH and the other remote control.

'''Q7: What if CHG red LED flash, and the PMU fail to enter charge mode?'''

Answer: The solution is to remove the output cable of USB-A. Make it non-load and put the switch to "OFF". Then input 5v voltage voltage, the PMU enter charge mode, and red LED last lightning.

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