connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
I want to connect a switchrelay for my smokegenerator.
How do i connect the switchrelay?Do i connect it to x1&x2 or connect it to output 11 where i've connected the smokegenerator?
How do i connect the switchrelay?Do i connect it to x1&x2 or connect it to output 11 where i've connected the smokegenerator?
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Re: connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
This schematic shows how to switch a smoke generator with a relay:
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Re: connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
Thanks you for the quick solution.I'll try it
Re: connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
I bought a relais with 5 poles.
1 pole NO
1 pole NC
1 pole COM
And two poles with nothing written on it.
Must i connect all 5 poles or just 4.
And how do i connect the poles?
1 pole NO
1 pole NC
1 pole COM
And two poles with nothing written on it.
Must i connect all 5 poles or just 4.
And how do i connect the poles?
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Re: connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
You need only 4 pins:
- NO -> Battery +
- COM -> Smoker
- 1. "unwritten" pin -> X1/8
- 2. "unwritten" pin -> X1/9
Re: connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
Where do i connect the + form the smokegenerator?
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Re: connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
To the "COM" pin of the relay. I've improved the schematic.
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Re: connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
Hello, I find this very interesting. I have a smoke generator with a fan that controls the amount of smoke with the speed of the ship model. So I have 4 wires, 2 for the heater and 2 for the fan. I found the sheme for the connection of the heater with the relais module, but were do I connect the wires for the fan?
Thanks
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Re: connect switchrelay to usm-rc-2
Hello,
you can wire the fan in parallel to the heater so that only one output is required. Alternatively you can define two outputs for your smoke generator:
- Smoke generator heater
- Smoke generator fan
The 2nd output functions similar to the 1st one except that it has a configurable power-off delay timer (0-255 sec) to blow out the remaining smoke. See also the manual on pages 53 and 79/80.
If the power consumption of the heater and fan does not exceed 1,5A each (total 3,0A for the whole sound module) you may connect those directly to the output. Don't forget to add a flywheel diode between fan output and positive supply if the fan does not have an internal diode.
If the power consumption is higher use a relay module as described in the previous posts, but in this case the output options can't be used and must all be set to 0 or 100% since the output controls the relay only.
Possibly the heater may require a relay module but perhaps the fan can be driven directly from the output so that you can use the options for the fan at least.
you can wire the fan in parallel to the heater so that only one output is required. Alternatively you can define two outputs for your smoke generator:
- Smoke generator heater
- Smoke generator fan
The 2nd output functions similar to the 1st one except that it has a configurable power-off delay timer (0-255 sec) to blow out the remaining smoke. See also the manual on pages 53 and 79/80.
If the power consumption of the heater and fan does not exceed 1,5A each (total 3,0A for the whole sound module) you may connect those directly to the output. Don't forget to add a flywheel diode between fan output and positive supply if the fan does not have an internal diode.
If the power consumption is higher use a relay module as described in the previous posts, but in this case the output options can't be used and must all be set to 0 or 100% since the output controls the relay only.
Possibly the heater may require a relay module but perhaps the fan can be driven directly from the output so that you can use the options for the fan at least.