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'''Low Battery''' The Atmel chip can monitor voltage through its VCC pin, however, the voltage can't be more than 1V. Therefore the battery voltage being directed to the VCC pin must go through a couple of resistors to come down to a readable level. Then the software can have some calibrated values so that the user is warned of a low battery by the brightness dropping or the light flashing periodically. | '''Low Battery''' The Atmel chip can monitor voltage through its VCC pin, however, the voltage can't be more than 1V. Therefore the battery voltage being directed to the VCC pin must go through a couple of resistors to come down to a readable level. Then the software can have some calibrated values so that the user is warned of a low battery by the brightness dropping or the light flashing periodically. | ||
== Drivers == | |||
=== Nanjg 105C. === | |||
Program capabilities vary between drivers of the same name as every supplier/shop has different versions. Nanjg 105C. exists in two basic models: 2 group selectable by clicking, 4 group selectable by stars. And other are available with various output levels and mode combinations as well as different number of AMC7135s (350 or 380mA versions) that limit maximum output current. | |||
[[File:Nanjg_105C._600.jpg|frame|center|Nanjg 105C. pin layout and traces.]] | |||