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| livebox:ethrelay [2014/07/05 16:46] – minerva9 | livebox:ethrelay [2014/07/05 16:53] – [Ethernet Relay Unit] minerva9 | ||
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| The main board requires DC power (7.5V .. 9V). The onboard 7805 regulator gives us the power for the micro and the relays. A 3.3V regulator keeps the ethernet module happy. The use of four-way DuPont female to female cables for hooking up the relay & ethernet module allows flexibility when mounting these parts in an enclosure. A red LED indicates that the unit is powered. A reset button is provided. | The main board requires DC power (7.5V .. 9V). The onboard 7805 regulator gives us the power for the micro and the relays. A 3.3V regulator keeps the ethernet module happy. The use of four-way DuPont female to female cables for hooking up the relay & ethernet module allows flexibility when mounting these parts in an enclosure. A red LED indicates that the unit is powered. A reset button is provided. | ||
| - | The relay board has a couple of opto-isolated relays. Each rated at 10A for 250V. Be sure to [[http:// | + | The relay board has a couple of opto-isolated relays. Each rated at 10A for 250V. Be sure to [[http:// |
| There are two versions of firmware for this unit | There are two versions of firmware for this unit | ||