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Old 06-13-2017, 09:19   #1 (permalink)
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LG G3 (D855) power supply instead of battery


Does anyone know how to connect pins on the G3 mainboard when I want to use a power supply instead of battery?

My problem is that the battery has 4 pins ( +,?,-,?). The first positive voltage , next unknown function for me, next is negative voltage and the last is unknown function for me.
I connected positive voltage ( +) from a power supply to the mainboard + pin( exactly the same where the battery has the + pin.) Also connected negative voltage from power supply to negative pin on the mainboard.

But G3 dos not start.
So I would guess I need to connect somehow other pins on the mainboard with power supply
Does anyone know how?
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pin1 positive (+) <-- when full 4.2v

pin2 ? (3v~3.3v) <-- measured on my tester,,this pin tell the phone it has a battery

pin3 (-) <-- ground

pin4 (bsi) <-- this pin determines the status of cells voltage capacity

,,you can power up by supplying pin1,2,3 but afterwards phone will shutdown (invalid battery) ,,pin4(bsi) must have correct voltage
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pin1 positive (+) <-- when full 4.2v

pin2 ? (3v~3.3v) <-- measured on my tester,,this pin tell the phone it has a battery

pin3 (-) <-- ground

pin4 (bsi) <-- this pin determines the status of cells voltage capacity

,,you can power up by supplying pin1,2,3 but afterwards phone will shutdown (invalid battery) ,,pin4(bsi) must have correct voltage
wich voltage should have bsi?
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try to connect resistor 60k between pin 2(BSI) and ground(pin 3)
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