New Basic relay PCB wiring

[johnk_10]

Hi,
i just received the pcbs for the new Basic Relay (non latching version) but i need to know what the connections to the A1, A2, A3,B3, B2 & B1 pads correspond to. I had the older version and there's documentation for that, but all it says for the new one is "coming soon".
thanks in advance!
john

 

[Robert]

 

[johnk_10]

thanks for the diagram.

 

[johnk_10]

i finally wired on up using the diagram above but it doesn't pass signal when bypassed. here's the previous version's layout:

 

[johnk_10]

i just wish that they'd post the actual build documentation for the new version.

 

[johnk_10]

i find it unacceptable that pedalpcb actually sells a product without any documentation for months!

i finally got it working by wiring it like this (it needed two jumpers!). BI=Board In, IJ=Input Jack, BO= Board Out, OJ= Output Jack and the Ground goes from "-" to A1 to ground the PCB when bypasses. I find it strange to actually need two jumpers to make it work properly.

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[Bricksnbeatles]

I find it strange to actually need two jumpers to make it work properly.

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The Basic Relay DPDT board such as what you have is meant to allow relay-based switching of anything that a Dpdt might be used for— it isn’t specifically meant to be used for a true bypass scheme, though it can be through the use of jumpers, as you used. If you’re intending specifically to be doing relay-based true bypass, then the Basic Relay Bypass board is what you’d want to be using as it already has the connections made within the PCB layout to make bypass wiring quicker without any need for jumpers.

 

[iamjackslackof]

i find it unacceptable that pedalpcb actually sells a product without any documentation for months!

Just so you're aware, the community here is made up of DIYers who expect to do a little legwork on their own, and would rather have PCBs in their hands sooner, rather than later on with full documentation. Google and a multimeter is all you need for most boards if there are no docs yet, and asking questions here will get you what you need in pretty short order 99% of the time.