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| Author: | Bogwood [ Fri Dec 16, 2011 8:05 am ] |
| Post subject: | Dev board information |
I've just bought an analogue development board and am trying to use it with a temperature sensor. The instructions at http://currentcost.posterous.com/curren ... cification are a little vague. Can anybody clarify the points below? Power Supply +2.2V to +3.4V DC max at 25mA pk, 0mA standby (do not let the PSU volts rise at zero load) What does it mean when it says do not let the PSU volts rise at zero load? I'm using a 3V battery so I have a feeling that this statement is meaningless Pin Connections Pin 1 - Sensor Signal Voltage input Pin 2 - PSU -ve & sensor Signal Voltage ground Pin 3 - PSU -ve & sensor Signal Voltage ground Pin 4 - Not present. This appears to relate to the three identically coloured wires. There are no pin numbers so it isn't clear which pin is which. Which of the three wires is the sensor input? Signal Input Range Depending on your sensor, you may wish to omit or remove R12 (180-ohm). What does R12 do and how is it connected on the schematic? Envi Display XML Provided the Sensor's pins 3 and 4 are shorted, a paired 'Appliance' channel on an Envi Display will register the above Watts values on the appliance screen, and output a value purporting to come from an electricity CT sensor in the XML for that Appliance/Sensor. Only 'ch1' will be present. If the sensor's 4P4C jack pins 3 and 4 are not shorted, the value will be zero. Where are sensor pins 3 and 4. Is pin 3 one of the three identical wires and pin 4 the unused via in the same cluster? Or are pins 3 and 4 on J1? What is 4P4C? Many thanks |
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| Author: | Bogwood [ Mon Dec 26, 2011 11:42 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Dev board information |
Looks like Chris has answered many of my questions here |
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