Hi,
I understand from reading the forum that it is preferable to connect an external DC power is using the power jack.
Does that apply for DC power banks that are intended for digital devices such as laptops, for example:
its specs is the following:
|USB-C1 Output:|5V-3A 9V-3A 12V-3A 15V-3A 20V-5A 28V-5A 140W Max|
|USB-C2 Output:|5V-3A 9V-3A 12V-3A 15V-3A 20V-3.25A 65W Max|
or can we connect it directly through a usb-c port (jetson operating in 50W mode)?
Please refer to below info for option.
• 2× USB Type C (either for power input - 19V Adapter included)
• DC Jack: 7V to 20V (Alternative to Type C)
Thanks for your reply. But, I am unsure if you are confirming that the type-c can be used by an external DC power supply (not the supplied adapter) with specs such as 15V-3A?
Yes, it is supported. You may need to consider if your use case require more power than 15V x 3A = 45W.
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