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Power Up the Maker Uno RP2040

There are two options for powering up the Maker Uno RP2040.

  1. USB Type-C cable (5V)
  2. Single Cell Li-Po/Li-Ion Battery (3.7V)

Option #1: USB Type-C cable (5V)

1. Use a USB Type-C cable to connect your Maker Uno RP2040 to a power source, such as a laptop or a power bank.

Note: Please ensure that you use a suitable data cable when programming the board.

2. Turn on the power switch.

Note: Always make sure the Maker Uno RP2040 is turned on while flashing the code or running your uploaded code.

Option #2: Single Cell Li-Po / Li-Ion Battery (3.7V)

1. Connect a single Cell Li-Po / Li-Ion battery to the battery connector.

2. Turn on the power switch

Note: Always make sure the Maker Uno RP2040 is turned on while flashing the code or running your uploaded code.

 

Charging the Li-Po / Li-Ion Battery

The Single Cell Li-Po / Li-Ion battery can be recharged via the on-board USB Type-C port. Connect the board to a power source using a USB Type-C cable. The red "Charge" LED will light up to indicate that the battery is charging. When it is fully charged, the LED will turn off.