It's been up for 27h30m using the same feed of 5.09-5.11V, coming from an XL4015 (max 5A, fed by a 12V/2.5A PSU) as the official PSU. I also set PSU_MAX_CURRENT=5000 in the boot config, for this scenario.
So it's apparently not the PSU and/or its load and not the CM5 at the given voltage.
One more thing I will test is, using the official PSU with the same setup, but without the CM5 knowing it.
That is, I will use an USB-C breakout socket, plug in the PSU and hook the 5V and GND direct to the rails.
I'm yet to receive the socket, but I will report back after the test is concluded.
(The funny thing is, I'm intending to use it eventually in the current configuration; using an XL4015 DC/DC... But the issue got me hooked.)
So it's apparently not the PSU and/or its load and not the CM5 at the given voltage.
One more thing I will test is, using the official PSU with the same setup, but without the CM5 knowing it.
That is, I will use an USB-C breakout socket, plug in the PSU and hook the 5V and GND direct to the rails.
I'm yet to receive the socket, but I will report back after the test is concluded.
(The funny thing is, I'm intending to use it eventually in the current configuration; using an XL4015 DC/DC... But the issue got me hooked.)
Statistics: Posted by balfit — Sun Feb 02, 2025 7:09 pm