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this is mainly a board used as connector to the battery.
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it provides:
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- holes for wires to access the battery
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- a DC barrel for charging (5.0 OD, 2.0 ID)
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- a 3-pin header for the CAN port
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- a 3-pin switch to turn power on/off (floating the Vsense wire)
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- an LED to show when a charger is connected
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- an LED to show when the battery is on
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these are the hardware design files for the RPH0002 battery connector.
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the RPH0002 is a battery back manufacturer by Jinyun Reypu Electronic Technology and used in [OKAI ES400B](https://eu.okai.co/pages/es400b) escooter.
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the RPH0002 is a battery pack manufactured by Jinyun Reypu Electronic Technology and used in [OKAI ES400B](https://eu.okai.co/pages/es400b) escooter.
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purpose
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when the switch is toggled to off, the battery light turns red.
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this clear after 10 minutes.
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while the battery is turned on, the touch button of the battery does not show the level on the display anymore.
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limitation
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the output current is limited to 1 A.
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over that, the Battery Management System (BMS) with turn off the output after 5 seconds.
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the output will be turned back on after 1 minute.
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to fully activate the battery, you need to send specific CAN messages.
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I header to the CAN port is available on the board.
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mode of operation
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the 14 slots on the or for tab plugs, up to 1.5 mm thick, 6.5 mm wide, and 15 mm high.
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the 14 slots on the bottom of the battery are for tab plugs, up to 1.5 mm thick, 6.5 mm wide, and 15 mm high.
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these are pretty unusual though.
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in a pinch, US plug lugs fit pretty well.
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the closest PCB tabs I found are 0.8 mm thick (very usual), 6.35 mm wide (common), and 11.97 mm high (quite high).
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the signal of the tab is written next to it on the back.
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each signal appears twice because the connector is reversible.
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this prevents any issue when the battery is mount the other way around in the escooter, even if the is one way to lock it in.
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this prevents any issue when the battery is mounted the other way around in the escooter, even if there is only one way to lock it in.
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it also allows to have redundant connections, and increases the contact surface, allowing for letting more current to run through.
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the two signals are interconnected in the battery, and is this connector.
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for the battery to fully turn on, the output needs to the constantly connected to the sense signal.
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for the battery to turn on, the output needs to the constantly connected to the sense signal.
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this is what the switch does.
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to turn off, just leave the sense signal floating.
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to turn it off, just leave the sense signal floating.
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when the sense signal is connected to ground, the output will reset periodically and the battery light will blink red.
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the battery also has a CAN interface.
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it will ACK any input message.
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it will output messages when charging, but their format is unknown yet.
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I do not know if it requires any initial message for the battery to run on, but it does not need any message periodically to remain on.
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