intelligent relay bypass module

[fredk2_net13]

hello
i would like to know something about the intelligent relay bypass

Do i have to buy a Panasonic TQ2-L-5V relay or can i replace it by another one ?

If someone has tried this relay pcb, would i have a review about your experience with this kit ? ?

best regard

 

[DGWVI]

I've used this system for a few builds, and love it. Adds a lot more of a dynamic nature than just on/off. I've only used the Panasonic relays.

 

[chongmagic]

It works well definitely worth it. I have only used Panasonic relays.

 

[fredk2_net13]

okay thank you for these rapid responses !!
i m happy to read this because i tried fisrt with a non panasonic and it didnt work
so i m gonna buy a real panasonic relay

 

[Robert]

It should work with other relays but you'll have to ensure that the specs are similar...

• Single-coil latching
• Same pinout
• Coil current
• Operate / Release time

 

[Many__Of__Horror]

It should work with other relays but you'll have to ensure that the specs are similar...

• Single-coil latching
• Same pinout
• Coil current
• Operate / Release time

Any update on when the boards will be back in stock?

 

[Robert]

The boards are here now, just waiting on the microcontrollers. They should be arriving tomorrow.

 

[fredk2_net13]

hello today i put the true panasonic relay on this relay module and i have to say that everything is all right
it's working perfectly
thank for your attention
regards

 

[kuun]

How are leds wired to this bypass? I don't understand all the in/out pads that are available.

 

[Robert]

The module is designed to work with the onboard LED of the effects PCB you are using it with...

If you're using it in some other application you can connect an LED directly to the module, omit Q1 (2N3904) and install the Cathode of the LED in the left pad of Q1, Anode of the LED in the center pad of Q1.

You will need to adjust the value of R1 (10K) accordingly. Start with 1K.

 

[vashuba]

how do i wire this up? anyone have pics?

 

[fredk2_net13]

how do i wire this up? anyone have pics?

hello here is my pics of the relay i wired and that is working perfectly

 

[krsdrm]

hello
i would like to know something about the intelligent relay bypass
Do i have to buy a Panasonic TQ2-L-5V relay or can i replace it by another one ?

If someone has tried this relay pcb, would i have a review about your experience with this kit ? ?

best regard

I've built several of them and I've used the TQ2-L-5V and I've used EA2-5SNJ. They both worked fine but the EA2-5SNJ is harder to find in stock.

 

[fredk2_net13]

I've built several of them and I've used the TQ2-L-5V and I've used EA2-5SNJ. They both worked fine but the EA2-5SNJ is harder to find in stock.

finally i bought the TQ2-L-5V and it has been working perfectly since i put the panasonic relay

 

[vashuba]

Thanks for the pics! so is there a wiring diagram?
So there are the the inner 4 lugs.
then the outer 4 (in +) & (- Out) are this coming from the effect PCB?
can. someone clarify these
thanks

 

[vashuba]

never mind figured it out

 

[vashuba]

so I the pedal aways on, just waiting for the momentary input?

 

[vashuba]

this is the pub I want to use it with. not a pedal pcb one and the lugs are not exactly identical. how would I wire this up?
thanks

pedal project PCB boards.jpg

drive.google.com

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1evfao-V3xSGdIWQb0HnjJyhkNz922at4/view?usp=sharing

 

[p_wats]

this is the pub I want to use it with. not a pedal pcb one and the lugs are not exactly identical. how would I wire this up?
thanks

pedal project PCB boards.jpg

drive.google.com

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1evfao-V3xSGdIWQb0HnjJyhkNz922at4/view?usp=sharing

That board doesn't look to have an onboard LED, so you'll likely have to follow these instructions from earlier in the thread:

If you're using it in some other application you can connect an LED directly to the module, omit Q1 (2N3904) and install the Cathode of the LED in the left pad of Q1, Anode of the LED in the center pad of Q1.

You will need to adjust the value of R1 (10K) accordingly. Start with 1K.