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~~Title: Fan and Light Control~~ | ~~Title: Fan and Light Control~~ | ||
- | It is possible to connect stoplight or fan to controller port P1/P2. Configuration described in [[http:// | + | ====== Fan and Light Control ====== |
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+ | It is possible to connect stoplight or fan to controller port P1/P2. Configuration described in [[: | ||
Please note that controller outputs are open-drain 5V max, 220R resistor on the line. Don't use controller logic ground for loads more than 0.5A, use power ground instead. System (CAN) cable uses power ground. | Please note that controller outputs are open-drain 5V max, 220R resistor on the line. Don't use controller logic ground for loads more than 0.5A, use power ground instead. System (CAN) cable uses power ground. | ||
You can connect small power light directly to controller with this scheme, 1khz operation is enough: | You can connect small power light directly to controller with this scheme, 1khz operation is enough: | ||
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If you are using something more powerful, isolated scheme recommended, | If you are using something more powerful, isolated scheme recommended, | ||
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Fan control requires 4-wire Fan, or you can try to use same scheme as for light. 20khz is default, but you can try any lower. 4-wire fan scheme:\\ | Fan control requires 4-wire Fan, or you can try to use same scheme as for light. 20khz is default, but you can try any lower. 4-wire fan scheme:\\ | ||
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