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bq2014H send soft DONE trough HDQ

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abraham gonzalez
Posted by abraham gonzalez
on Apr 12 2012 20:12 PM
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Hi,

I'm using a bq2014H (I can't change it to bq2060)  and as far as I know, on battery change event the user MUST fully charge and then fully discharge so the device can "learn" the new capacity of the batteries.

I also know there's a DONE pin which on high state automatically assumes a 100% charge on the NAC register and this DONE pin should be connected to the charger but this bq2002C (can't change this part neither) has no such pin to send this signal.

So my idea is to do this "charge DONE" thing via software with the microcontroller in a similar way that the soft reset works by writing some registers

I tried writing to NAC register the PFC value (in my case 0x9000, full battery), I had no luck because for some reason this puts NAC on 0x0000.

The datasheet is clear about soft reseting but says nothing about soft "preseting".

Does anyone know how can I send the equivalent to a DONE full charge signal/command/whatever through the HDQ communication?

BQ2060 calibration batter monitory reset learning cycle NAC gas gauge battery gauge bq2002C bq2014H DONE
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  • abraham gonzalez
    Posted by abraham gonzalez
    on Apr 12 2012 20:26 PM
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    I'm using a bq2014H and I'd like to know whats the procedure to send a "charging is DONE" command to trough the HDQ communication.

    The datasheet describes the procedure to make a reset via software by writing zeros to some registers.

    I know there's a DONE pin which on high state puts the NAC on the maximum LMD (or PFC)  value just the way a full charge should be, can I get this same effect by writing to any of the registers?

    I tried writing 0x9000 (wich is my full Programed Full Count) directly to NAC but had no luck there.

    Does anybody got any ideas?

    BQ2060 calibration batter monitory reset learning cycle NAC gas gauge battery gauge bq2002C bq2014H DONE
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  • Garry R Elder
    Posted by Garry R Elder
    on Apr 17 2012 22:20 PM
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    Hi Abraham,

      Writing NACH to the value in LMD, not PFC, and NACL to 0xFF should do the trick.

    Best regards

    Garry

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  • abraham gonzalez
    Posted by abraham gonzalez
    on Apr 19 2012 09:32 AM
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    Thanks Garry it worked

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