I connected the battery to the HEGduino 2.0. It works very well! But I don't think there is a way to know when to charge the battery. How can I check the remaining battery level?
Hey Jinsub, apologies for my very late reply.As far as I know, no. The device will just shut off eventually. I would need to create an additional circuit to tap the battery but I don't really have the wherewithal to do that until I develop a more custom microcontroller solution rather than these ultra cheap dev boards - though I'll have to be able to get a similar cost to justify it. You can do it with a multimeter since the voltage drops to I think 3.3V when it is near dead on these 3.7V batteries. Best thing to do for now is just know your relative battery life.
Hey Jinsub, apologies for my very late reply. As far as I know, no. The device will just shut off eventually. I would need to create an additional circuit to tap the battery but I don't really have the wherewithal to do that until I develop a more custom microcontroller solution rather than these ultra cheap dev boards - though I'll have to be able to get a similar cost to justify it. You can do it with a multimeter since the voltage drops to I think 3.3V when it is near dead on these 3.7V batteries. Best thing to do for now is just know your relative battery life.
Jinsub are you connecting via Wifi or BLE and are you using the app?