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New fsbus DIO and potmeters
Hi
I wonna connect a 100 k lin. potmeter to the J3 connector of the new I/O board. Can somebody tell me where to connect the slider of the potmeter? Best regards Jan Geurtsen |
Hi Jan,
as far as I know, you can only use 4k7 potentiometer - I don't think it will work with 100k's, but I can't tell for sure.... Anyway, if you turn the DIO-Port so, that the 10pin connector of the FSBUS-Cable is top right (soldering side facing down), the sliders are connected to the left pins ("input") of J3. The others are +2,5V (in the middle) and GND (on the right) - these are connected to the two ends of the potmeter. hope that helps, seeya, Chris |
Hi Jan,
the manual says: 10k (RTFM) that is a recommendation. You may study the original ATMEL doc or try out other pots. I think, 100k will work also. Good luck Dirk |
Hallo Dirk! :-)
Dann muss ich wohl einen Fehler melden... auf seite 24 steht (zumindest bei mir =)) 4,7kOhm....;) Nur weiter oben steht 10k.... :-) ;) liebe grüße, Chris http://www.haus-air.at/smileys/wink_3.gif |
Hi,
I did RTFM , but I couldn't find out how to connect. I connect a 4K7 and also a 100K potmeter and they work both.:lol: And Chris thanks for the answer. Best regards Jan Geurtsen |
The potmeters work fine in fsadmin, but not in fsbus router.
Connected a 4k7 potmeter to J3 and the value change from 0 to 220 in fsadmin.Push the add button and close fsadmin. When setup the potmeter as DI analog the value change from +36 via minus to -89???????????? Is the intreface for the di analog right? It seems more to add a switch instead of a potmeter. i'm using 2.4.1.1 of the fsbus software. Best regards Jan Geurtsen. |
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