Changes

*IN PWR LED (Green): When the PSU is connected to the IN PWR socket, the LED will turn green, indicating that the battery is actively charging.

*IN PWR LED (Green): When the PSU is connected to the IN PWR socket, the LED will turn green, indicating that the battery is actively charging.

*IN PWR LED (Red): If the PSU is connected to the IN PWR socket but there is a charge failure or the input voltage (Vin) is too low, the LED will turn red, alerting you to the issue.

*IN PWR LED (Red): If the PSU is connected to the IN PWR socket but there is a charge failure or the input voltage (Vin) is too low, the LED will turn red, alerting you to the issue.

*OUT PWR LED (Green): When an external device is being powered through the OUT PWR socket, the LED will illuminate in green, ensuring you know that the output power is available.

*OUT PWR LED (Green): When an external device is being powered through the OUT PWR socket, the LED will illuminate in green, indicating normal operation and successful power delivery to  an external device.*

*OUT PWR LED (Red): If the OUTPUT is shorted (requiring a reset) or the BAT120 has overheated (no reset needed), the OUT PWR LED will turn red, signifying an issue that needs attention.

*OUT PWR LED (Red): If the OUTPUT is shorted (requiring a reset) or the BAT120 has overheated (no reset needed), the OUT PWR LED will turn red, signifying an issue that needs attention.

*POWER LEDs (Blinking every 5 seconds): We have implemented a state-of-charge indicator for the battery. The POWER LEDs will now blink every 5 seconds, with each LED representing 25% of the battery's charge.

*POWER LEDs (Blinking every 5 seconds): Each LED representing 25% of the battery's charge.

 

 

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