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      amxd55
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      Hi,
      Appreciate any help on this... I'm trying to switch a relay on/off on my Core Ink, and it's working fine while the Core Ink is connected on USB, but as soon as I unplug, it stops. Presumably this is because I only get 5V supply when on USB? How can I drive a relay from the battery on board the Core Ink? is there any 3V or 5V output from any port that should work when on battery?

      Thanks,
      Anthony.

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        felmue
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        Hello @amxd55

        if you have a look at the sticker on the back of M5 CoreInk you'll see that 3.3 V and 5 V OUT are powered by USB or battery. I'd use a multimeter to measure between 5V OUT and GND. It should read 5 V in both cases - USB or battery. If on battery the 5 V are not there then maybe the battery is flat?

        Thanks
        Felix

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          amxd55 @felmue
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          @felmue
          thanks Felix for your help I now have it working... something was going wrong between moving from USB to battery.

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