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Connect 24v led to duet3 6hc with 3hc

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    Caveman
    last edited by 22 May 2022, 09:24

    Where can I safely connect a 24v led strip to one of my boards. Have a duet3 6hc with 3hc expension board. it lives in a e3d toolchanger and want to l make a nozzle light

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      dc42 administrators @Caveman
      last edited by dc42 22 May 2022, 09:28

      @caveman assuming you are using 24V VIN power to the 6HC and the 3HC, I suggest you connect the strip to any spare high-current OUT port on either the 6HC or the 3HC.

      If the strip draws no more than about 1A then the low current OUT ports are also suitable, assuming the voltage for that port is set to VIN and not to 12V.

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        Caveman @dc42
        last edited by 22 May 2022, 11:27

        @dc42 @dc42 is it posibble to pwm high current ouptput?

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          jay_s_uk @Caveman
          last edited by 22 May 2022, 12:34

          @caveman yes

          Owns various duet boards and is the main wiki maintainer for the Teamgloomy LPC/STM32 port of RRF. Assume I'm running whatever the latest beta/stable build is

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