Looks like charging the battery instantly makes the MCU think that the battery is full due to the VBAT being bumped up during charging. This should not be taken into account.
Looks like charging the battery instantly makes the MCU think that the battery is full due to the VBAT being bumped up during charging. This should not be taken into account.
Looks like this particular MCU doesn't have any kind of battery gauge at all, neither does the charging IC itself, in addition to that, disabling charging won't work - it's not wired up at all, we can just switch between low/high current (50/100mA).
Looks like this particular MCU doesn't have any kind of battery gauge at all, neither does the charging IC itself, in addition to that, disabling charging won't work - it's not wired up at all, we can just switch between low/high current (50/100mA).
nikrozman
added the bug label 2026-03-03 21:57:30 +01:00
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Self explanatory, maybe controlled by an "advanced" toggle.
Looks like charging the battery instantly makes the MCU think that the battery is full due to the VBAT being bumped up during charging. This should not be taken into account.
Looks like this particular MCU doesn't have any kind of battery gauge at all, neither does the charging IC itself, in addition to that, disabling charging won't work - it's not wired up at all, we can just switch between low/high current (50/100mA).
Fixed in
c325336508