24V switch - Revision history

Jca: /* RHD */

2019-03-25T13:58:13Z

RHD

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	== RHD ==		== RHD ==

	The RHD plugin is called 24v_switch and uses the following configuration in ~~rhdcinfig~~.xml		The RHD plugin is called 24v_switch and uses the following configuration in rhdconfig.xml

	<!-- This switch has only one W-variable - called usb24vswitch - with values 0 or 1 -->		<!-- This switch has only one W-variable - called usb24vswitch - with values 0 or 1 -->
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	debug="0">		debug="0">
	</switch24v>		</switch24v>

			This should create a write variable for the MRC

			usb24vswitch

Jca at 13:56, 25 March 2019

2019-03-25T13:56:50Z

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	Figure 1. Schematics for 24V switch. The teensy is a 3.2 (the pin layout is here for a teensy 3.5). The MOSFET is mounted on the PCB, but 1W (5A) should be OK. The fuse is an automotive-fuse, that could be replaced with 10A if close to 5A use.		Figure 1. Schematics for 24V switch. The teensy is a 3.2 (the pin layout is here for a teensy 3.5). The MOSFET is mounted on the PCB, but 1W (5A) should be OK. The fuse is an automotive-fuse, that could be replaced with 10A if close to 5A use.

			== RHD ==

			The RHD plugin is called 24v_switch and uses the following configuration in rhdcinfig.xml

			<!-- This switch has only one W-variable - called usb24vswitch - with values 0 or 1 -->
			<switch24v enable="true"
			lib="24v_switch.so.1"
			critical="false"
			device="/dev/ttyACM0"
			debug="0">
			</switch24v>

Jca at 09:45, 14 October 2018

2018-10-14T09:45:15Z

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	"help" shows the list of commands, when using e.g. putty as a client.		"help" shows the list of commands, when using e.g. putty as a client.
	"power" without parameter returns current setting as "# power is 0\n" or "# power is 1\n"
			"power" without parameter returns current setting as
			"# power is 0\n" or
			"# power is 1\n"

	The schematic is as in figure 1.		The schematic is as in figure 1.

Jca at 09:43, 14 October 2018

2018-10-14T09:43:58Z

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	"help" shows the list of commands, when using e.g. putty as a client.		"help" shows the list of commands, when using e.g. putty as a client.
	"power" without parameter returns current setting as "# power 0\n" or "# power 1\n"		"power" without parameter returns current setting as "# power is 0\n" or "# power is 1\n"

	The schematic is as in figure 1.		The schematic is as in figure 1.

Jca at 09:43, 14 October 2018

2018-10-14T09:43:09Z

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	help		help

	~~Help~~ shows the list of commands, when using e.g. putty as a client.		"help" shows the list of commands, when using e.g. putty as a client.
			"power" without parameter returns current setting as "# power 0\n" or "# power 1\n"

	The schematic is as in figure 1.		The schematic is as in figure 1.

Jca at 07:03, 14 October 2018

2018-10-14T07:03:18Z

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	The schematic is as in figure 1.		The schematic is as in figure 1.

	[[File:24V_usb_power_switch.png]]		[[File:24V_usb_power_switch.png \| 700px]]

	Figure 1. Schematics for 24V switch. The teensy is a 3.2 (the pin layout is here for a teensy 3.5). The MOSFET is mounted on the PCB, but 1W (5A) should be OK. The fuse is an automotive-fuse, that could be replaced with 10A if close to 5A use.		Figure 1. Schematics for 24V switch. The teensy is a 3.2 (the pin layout is here for a teensy 3.5). The MOSFET is mounted on the PCB, but 1W (5A) should be OK. The fuse is an automotive-fuse, that could be replaced with 10A if close to 5A use.

Jca at 07:02, 14 October 2018

2018-10-14T07:02:12Z

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	The schematic is as in figure 1.		The schematic is as in figure 1.

	[[File:~~Example~~.~~jpg~~]]		[[File:24V_usb_power_switch.png]]
	Figure 1. Schematics for 24V switch. The teensy is a 3.2 (the pin layout is here for a teensy 3.5). The MOSFET is mounted on the PCB, but 1W (5A) should be OK. The fuse is an automotive-fuse, that could be replaced with 10A if close to 5A use.		Figure 1. Schematics for 24V switch. The teensy is a 3.2 (the pin layout is here for a teensy 3.5). The MOSFET is mounted on the PCB, but 1W (5A) should be OK. The fuse is an automotive-fuse, that could be replaced with 10A if close to 5A use.

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2018-10-14T06:59:02Z

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Switch - intended for a 24V motor with no more than 3-4A continuous current

The box has a microprocessor controllable with a simple set of commands.

power on
power off
power
help

Help shows the list of commands, when using e.g. putty as a client.

The schematic is as in figure 1.

[[File:Example.jpg]]
Figure 1. Schematics for 24V switch. The teensy is a 3.2 (the pin layout is here for a teensy 3.5). The MOSFET is mounted on the PCB, but 1W (5A) should be OK. The fuse is an automotive-fuse, that could be replaced with 10A if close to 5A use.