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(12-Apr-2017, 01:23)Axel Wrote:
(11-Apr-2017, 20:47)Pim van Vliet Wrote: Just looked at the picture; is that a battery in the bottom left corner?

Yes, I think you're right. It certainly looks like a battery!

I've never seen a battery that's not silver and this thing is gold coloured so it might be something else. Does anyone have any idea?
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A piece of pure gold that lifts the price up from € 150 to the announced € 1.500 Big Grin
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It looks like a typical NVRAM/CMOS battery to me. I have seen gold-coloured ones as well as silver. Price should be more like €1.50 in reality.
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(12-Apr-2017, 09:08)Rufus McDufus Wrote: It looks like a typical NVRAM/CMOS battery to me. I have seen gold-coloured ones as well as silver. Price should be more like €1.50 in reality.

What does it do?

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(12-Apr-2017, 09:18)GuillaumeB Wrote:
(12-Apr-2017, 09:08)Rufus McDufus Wrote: It looks like a typical NVRAM/CMOS battery to me. I have seen gold-coloured ones as well as silver. Price should be more like €1.50 in reality.

What does it do?

Guillaume

Wow, such excitement over a battery - it must be a quiet day in the office Big Grin .
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If it's NVRAM, it's usually used to store settings that you want to persist when the unit is powered off. Perhaps being used for BIOS settings if the device has a BIOS? I'm speculating a bit here... Computers such as Raspberry Pi don't have a requirement for onboard batteries as there's no BIOS to speak of.
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May also be used to keep a real-time clock/calendar running when the hardware is otherwise powered down.
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Let's hope it's not so that it can go online on the middle of the night and download new firmware.

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Or Spark updates Sad

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So now we can sell our Nelcos, Aurenders, etc?
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