abhayrjoshi
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Dear ASUS Team,
I intend to connect the following module (using the mPCIe slot) to the ASUS Tinker Edge R and I had the following questions:1). What is the maximum current rating of the 5V Output pin on the 40 pin GPIO header? (alternatively, I can power it through the molex connector using an external power supply)
2). As I understand through the schematics, 3.3V is available on the mPCIe header, including the USB support. Do I need any additional drivers for the USB support?
2). Can you help me with initial directions to configure the mPCIe USB and RNDIS on Tinker Edge R? -
Can you please comment on the power consumption of the Tinker Edge R series and the recommended wattage of the power supply? Is a typical 30W power supply as in the case of Tinker Board 2 enough or is a higher wattage recommended?
Will the following power sources suffice or are there any alternative recommendations?
12V/3A https://talentcell.com/lithium-ion-battery/12v/yb1206000-usb.html
12V/6A https://talentcell.com/lithium-ion-battery/12v/yb1208300-usb.htmlThank you for your time,
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Can the Tinker Edge R be powered using the VCC 5V pin on the 40 pin header? With the CPU, NPU, and 1 USB-A under operation, what will be the typical power consumption profile? Is it around 10-12W that can be supplied using the pins on the header (if possible)? My current application works towards integrating the Tinker Edge R into a remote controlled car, and if there are any other recommendations on powering the board, it will be of great help!
Power Supply For Tinker Edge R
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Thank you! I ended up buying the https://talentcell.com/lithium-ion-battery/12v/yb1208300-usb.html and was able to power the board. The bundled connectors are compatible.