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Published in 2015-1-14 19:02:59 | Show all floors |Read mode
Edited by Tankafaire at 2015-1-18 11:36

Hi all,

I have a problem with Orange Pi (normal model) : No startup, black screen. (HDMI or VGA)
- I use a 8 Go SD card class10, or a 8Go class 4: no change.
- Android or Bananian, download from here
- cheksum ok, image writen with dd in Ubuntu for Bananian, Windows for Android (PhoenixCard).
- Alimentation: 5V 1A, micro USB or round plug, no change (works with raspberry).

I have just a red led. Tried to reboot the card, pressed the button 10s. The red led is 1/2 lighted, and retry to start: Nothing at the screen.

I have also seen melted varnish around the HDMI interface, you can see the pic: is it normal?


Must I change my Orange ??

Thanks

Published in 2015-1-14 22:20:34 | Show all floors
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Published in 2015-1-14 22:27:27 | Show all floors
Orange PI need to use 5V 2A charger to work properly, current startup moment can exceed 1A. please confirm it.

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 Author| Published in 2015-1-15 04:11:38 | Show all floors
Ok I will try with 2A charger, I will come back to say if it works.
Thanks

PS: In the manual user of the Orange Pi, it's notified:
5. Finally, at the very left of the bottom edge is the micro-usb power
connector. Plug in a regulated power supply that is rated at 5V ±
5% and atleast 700mA (or 0.7A). Any number bigger than 700 mA
(like 1000mA) willalso work.

So I thought that 1A was enough just for boot !

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Published in 2015-1-15 05:08:41 | Show all floors
Have you tried a serial debug console ?
It may raise some errors here ...

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 Author| Published in 2015-1-15 07:04:32 | Show all floors
@destroyedlolo:
I havn't the cable to do this but it's very interesting.
I didn't know this.
Published in 2015-1-15 10:09:10 | Show all floors
Sorry,only for orange pi mini is ok. Most of the micro USB through the PC to supply power cann't be used, orange pi  has the moment of starting current of about 1.5A. because orange pi have five usb 2.0 port with many large capacitor,In order to stable operation of USB device.

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Published in 2015-1-16 03:52:11 | Show all floors
Tankafaire replied at 2015-1-15 07:04
@destroyedlolo:
I havn't the cable to do this but it's very interesting.
I didn't know this.

On my site (in French, but your google is your friend isn't it ) I put a page explaining how to build such cable with only 2 transistors and few resistors.
As well as the software part.

It's for BananaPI but should/may work for the OrangePI as well.

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 Author| Published in 2015-1-16 04:08:55 | Show all floors
Ça tombe bien, je suis français !
Merci pour le lien, je vais étudier ça.

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 Author| Published in 2015-1-18 18:35:10 | Show all floors
Edited by Tankafaire at 2015-1-18 11:37

Oh, I've made a terrible mistake to write the SD card....
  1. sudo dd if=bananian-141102.img of=/dev/sdd bs=4M
Copy code

is the good line, not with sdd1....  that was my error.

Now, my Orange has started with 2A, and 1A too !!

My apologies, because you have changed the start guide.
Bananian & XFCE works good, RJ45 too. Anyway, no led for RJ45 ?

Thanks
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