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[michaeleschuler]

The listing for the Intelligent DPDT Relay Module has said "Build docs coming soon." for a few months now. Is there a projected availability date? The Intelligent Relay Bypass Module appears to vary slightly, so I'm concerned about assuming the build documentation for it covers both boards. Also the L78L05 doesn't appear to be sold on the website. Can this be confirmed?

 

[jimilee]

The listing for the Intelligent DPDT Relay Module has said "Build docs coming soon." for a few months now. Is there a projected availability date? The Intelligent Relay Bypass Module appears to vary slightly, so I'm concerned about assuming the build documentation for it covers both boards. Also the L78L05 doesn't appear to be sold on the website. Can this be confirmed?

Just do this: @Robert can you send some build docs?

 

[Robert]

There's no real documentation for it yet, but here's the parts list.

Since it's a retrofit for a relay there isn't a particular wiring diagram to show, it depends entirely on how you plan to use it.

I can draw up a pinout image if you need it but it's fairly straightforward. The connections between the I/O pads and relay are visible here.

By default the circuit powers up with the green connections made. You can change this at any time if needed, see the section on Changing Modes in the documentation for the Intelligent Relay Bypass module.

Pretty much everything except for the BOM (below) is the same as the Bypass module.




I'm adding new components to the shop every day, I'll see about getting some regulators.

 

[michaeleschuler]

Thanks!

 

[AronChamplin]

There's no real documentation for it yet, but here's the parts list.

Since it's a retrofit for a relay there isn't a particular wiring diagram to show, it depends entirely on how you plan to use it.

I can draw up a pinout image if you need it but it's fairly straightforward. The connections between the I/O pads and relay are visible here.

By default the circuit powers up with the green connections made. You can change this at any time if needed, see the section on Changing Modes in the documentation for the Intelligent Relay Bypass module.

Pretty much everything except for the BOM (below) is the same as the Bypass module.


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I'm adding new components to the shop every day, I'll see about getting some regulators. Merge Fruit

Good design with specific sharp shapes!

 

[johnnysmith]

There's no real documentation for it yet, but here's the parts list.

Since it's a retrofit for a relay there isn't a particular wiring diagram to show, it depends entirely on how you plan to use it.

I can draw up a pinout image if you need it but it's fairly straightforward. The connections between the I/O pads and relay are visible here.

By default the circuit powers up with the green connections made. You can change this at any time if needed, see the section on Changing Modes in the documentation for the Intelligent Relay Bypass module.

Pretty much everything except for the BOM (below) is the same as the Bypass module. block blast


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I'm adding new components to the shop every day, I'll see about getting some regulators.

Thanks Robert and everyone for sharing the information! I will refer to the BOM and documentation of the Intelligent Relay Bypass module to get started. If possible, a pinout diagram would be very helpful. Looking forward to more updates on the L78L05 on the shop soon!

 

[Nostradoomus]

^^that guy definitely isn't AI, nope

 

[Feral Feline]

^^that guy definitely isn't AI, nope

Very Good! Your comment has been tremendously helpful in my well understanding the nature of the modules contained within the two fellow forum-members' pinouts preceding your own post. Thank you and everyone for relaying that Intelligent BOM to the rest of the sharp bypass. Looking forwards to shopping your own update diagram of L78L05 design specific shapes in future.

 

[CheapSuitG]

^^that guy definitely isn't AI, nope

Or is he?