Thats great, regret not going for larger panel witn relay output! So a relay is required! I will bench test the bollard next to the panel just to make sure it doesnt throw me any surprises and let you know. Many thanks Alarm
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Texecom Premier 48 Outputs
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Alarm
Well you need the relay as the bollard only accepts voltage free commands, the panel outputs are pos or neg going high/low.
Test bollard with 26/29 and with bollard in the down position, 1st voltage free touch on 26/29 should make it rise and stay, 2nd it will lower.
This is reverse to its logic so you might have to get it to think up is down and down is up. Reversing the motor outputs would do this.
Swapping 3 and 5 would do that.
Easy really.
Test bollard with 26/29 and with bollard in the down position, 1st voltage free touch on 26/29 should make it rise and stay, 2nd it will lower.
This is reverse to its logic so you might have to get it to think up is down and down is up. Reversing the motor outputs would do this.
Swapping 3 and 5 would do that.
Easy really.
Perfect, is it worth going for the texecom rm8 relay module to keep it all simple? Cheers
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Alarm
Well it would be neater and easier to program.
Looks like it can plug on or be hard wired, so yes.
Sorry had to look that one up never used it
Looks like it can plug on or be hard wired, so yes.
Sorry had to look that one up never used it
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