Battery charge observation 5v rail power

With a 5V/5A power source provided to Tachyon via the 40-pin header, as opposed to the USB-1 power delivery, my Tachyon eventually discharges the battery and powers off. I must then swap the dead battery out and charge it separately because the Tachyon refuses to boot on the discharged battery.

I've noticed the systemd-logind was encountering a 30-min "InactivityTimeout" and suspending the Tachyon, (which has a corresponding entry to what I believe is the Power Management system:

Mar 26 16:26:53 tachyon-2d6effe4 systemd-logind[1189]: The system will suspend now!
...
Mar 26 16:27:10 tachyon-2d6effe4 kernel: PM: suspend entry (s2idle)

I've since attempted to disable the systemd-logind InactivityTimeout by adding the following entry to /etc/systemd/logind/99-disable-suspend.conf

[Login]
IdleAction=ignore
HandlePowerKey=ignore
HandleSuspendKey=ignore
HandleLidSwitch=ignore
HandleLidSwitchDocked=ignore

As of today, the Tachyon was off and battery discharged after leaving it running over the weekend, though I don't see the same "system suspending" entries in the journal logs.

{
"distro": {
"board": "formfactor_dvt",
"distribution": "ubuntu",
"distribution_version": "24.04",
"region": "NA",
"stack": "ubuntu-desktop-24.04",
"variant": "desktop",
"version": "1.1.43"
},
"src": {
"overlays": "HEAD",
"tachyon_composer": "1.1.43",
"u_boot": "1.0.30",
"ubuntu_20_04": "1.0.180",
"ubuntu_24_04": "22-938ac1d"
}
}

This morning the board is on and charging. I'm thinking it is very important the order in which the power is applied to tachyon. Primarily BAT first then Power otherwise perhaps the batt mgmt IC will not properly initialize. SysCon Microcontroller | Particle Developer <- there is more info here regarding this particular observation.