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Power

Charging indication

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  • Red - battery is charging.
  • Green - the device is fully charged.

Flipper power modes

The device supports two power modes: working and transport (Power off).

  • Transport mode — in this mode the device is supplied to users. Only the built-in RTC domain clock is powered. The transport mode is activated through the menu: Settings -> Power -> Power OFF.
  • Working mode — power is supplied to the device board. To switch from transport to operation mode, press and hold the :back: button for 3 seconds.

Power System Characteristics

Parameter

Value

Battery capacity

2000mAh

Operating voltage

3.6-4.1v

Working time

5-9 days

Full charge time

2 hours

Charge voltage and current

5V, 1A

Power connector

USB Type-C

Maximum cable power supply current, including connected devices

3A



Viewing the battery status

The Flipper firmware has a built-in utility that allows you to check the battery parameters.

To check the battery status:

  1. Open menu.
  2. Go to Settings.
  3. Open Power.
  4. Select Battery info.





The battery status screen displays:

  1. Charge level.
  2. Battery temperature.
  3. Battery voltage.
  4. Health level - the ratio of current and initial battery capacity at full charge.
  5. Status: Charging , Charged , Consumption .
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Power OFF Flipper from the menu

Disconnecting it will be necessary if the device is not to be used for an extended period of time. To extend battery life, discharge the battery to a charge level of 40-60% before disconnecting it.

To disconnect the device:

  1. Open the menu :ok:OK.
  2. Go to Settings.
  3. Select Power.
  4. Select Power OFF.
  5. Press :right:RIGHT.



Updated 07 Dec 2022
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