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Why bq20Z95 can't communication and SBS show "SMB terminated" ?

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Suren zhou
Posted by Suren zhou
on Oct 21 2010 04:37 AM
Intellectual275 points

Hello Everyone,

 We have a puzzle question need your help.

Recently, we have some field return battery pack (GG: bq20Z95), symptom is no communication and SBS show "SMB terminated".

1) Could you please tell me why the SBS show "SMB terminated" and what condition maybe the root cause?

2)Whether it can recover? Need what operation?

Thanks & regards,

Suren

bq20z80 bq20z70 bq20z90 bq20z95 bq20z75 bq20z40 EV2300 dll EV2300 USB Driver Battery Management BQ20Z45 BZ20Z45-R1 PRES
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  • Mike_chute
    Posted by Mike_chute
    on Oct 22 2010 16:04 PM
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    You Can measure the REG33 on pin 8 to see if you have 3.30vdc. That will tell you if the chip is alive. If the pack voltage gets too low it will go to sleep or shutdown. All smb communicaation will stop. The second concern is the SMB pins 18 and 19. With the EV2300 connected those pins should have 2.79 vdc. A low voltage could mean a damaged IC. 

     

    Hope that helps.

     

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  • Suren zhou
    Posted by Suren zhou
    on May 11 2012 04:03 AM
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    Dear Mike,

     

    Thanks for your reply.

    1. Voltage of key (REG and SMBD/C) pin and resistance of each pin are good.

    2. Maybe these issue caused by dataflash corruption issue.

     

    Suren

    Thanks & regards,

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