IoT Pro Powering Options
What you’ll need
T10 screw driver
PH1 screw driver (only if the device is configured with DC Power)
SL1.8 screw driver (only if the device is configured with DC Power)
Identifying the power supply in your device
The three power supply options offered are: Standard Battery, Extended Battery, and DC Power
Open the device as explained in Opening and Closing
Both the standard and extended batteries are connected to the device with a 5-pin connector as shown:

Standard Battery

Extended Battery
If your device is configured with the DC Power option, a PCB containing a LiPo battery will be connected to the device with a 5-pin harness as shown:

Connecting an external supply to the DC Power board
Always disconnect power to the device when using metal screw drivers on the PCBs to prevent any shorting from occurring
Make sure that the power supply is switched off during wiring
Supply voltage should be 10-30 Volts DC with a 2 Amp current capability
Open the device as explained in Opening and Closing
To connect an external supply to your device, first pass the supply cable through the cable gland
Connect the positive and negative wires to the terminal block on the DC Power board using the SL1.8 screw driver as shown:

Switch on the power supply and check that the LEDs (blue and red) on the DC Power board light up as shown:

Close the device as explained in Opening and Closing