power supply issue while connecting to the power bank through the USB cable

[srinath]

Hello,

           I am working the nucleo board ,similarly my led is blinking at 1 Hz , I want to use power bank through the USB connector for my power supply, My power bank output is 5v ,2A . In the user manual it was mentioned as if you not want to use usb enumeration put the jumper j1 as ON , and also mentioned to  take care that input  should not exceed 100 mA. 

                 In my case jumper j1 is off and jumper 5 is on the usb power supply. what happen when I give 2 A power supply to the board by putting  j1 as ON . Is there any other way to do it.

[Andrew Neil]

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@srinath wrote:

My power bank output is 5v ,2A . 

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That just means that your power bank is capable of supplying up to 2A.

A power supply (including a power bank) can't "force" more amps into a load than the load requires!

[Tesla DeLorean]

Current drawn will depend on the presented load, surely?

[Andrew Neil]

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@srinath wrote:

I am working the (sic)  nucleo board 

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There are many different Nucleo boards - which one are you using?

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@srinath wrote:

also mentioned to  take care that input  should not exceed 100 mA. 

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Are you referring to this:

Again, that is talking about how much the Nucleo board (and any attached shields) draws - which has nothing to do with the current rating  of the power supply (eg, the 2A on your powerbank).

[srinath]

yes I am referring to this , Is it the max current allowed ? and my load will be around 500 mA . If I put the jumper J1 on and connect the power supply to power band using USB , does it able to draw the current ? and any tips and suggestion will most welcoming and thank you the quick reply.

[Andrew Neil]

Did you read the bit about the USB Enumeration?

That explains the 100mA limit.

Almost certainly, your power bank won't do USB enumeration - it just acts like a dumb power supply.