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    • jaclopundefined
      jaclop @dc42
      last edited by

      @dc42 Thanks. Is it also recommended to use a snubber like so between the two live wire contacts? In the past, I had to replace the SSR every 9 months or so which I'm guessing were failing due to voltage spikes.
      snubber.jpg

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      • dc42undefined
        dc42 administrators @jaclop
        last edited by dc42

        @jaclop a snubber is usually only needed when the SSR drives an inductive load.

        I suspect that the SSR may have failed because the surge current that the PSU draws when you start it up was too large. A larger SSR such as SSR25DA might be a better choice and can be driven directly from +5V (+ve control input) and PS_ON (-ve control input). Note, many Fotek SSR25DA listings on shopping sites are fakes.

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        • jaclopundefined
          jaclop @dc42
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          @dc42 Thanks. I could not get the SSR module working and due to the likelihood of future failures I have installed the SSR25DA but this is also not working.

          I have M81 C"!pson" in my config.g file. I tried initially with i04.out and now have the positive input of the SSR25DA connected to 5V_EXT of IO_4 and the negative input of the SSR connected to pson. I have tried sending these commands: M80 C"!pson", M80 C"pson", M81 C"!pson", M81 C"pson, but the relay is not turning on the 12V PSU. My Duet Mini 5+ is being powered via the Micro USB using a 5V 2.5A power supply.

          Am I doing something wrong or is there something I can try to troubleshoot this issue?

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          • DIY-O-Sphereundefined
            DIY-O-Sphere @jaclop
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            @jaclop
            Which RRF version?

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            • jaclopundefined
              jaclop @DIY-O-Sphere
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              @DIY-O-Sphere

              From Machine-Specific General Tab:

              Board: Duet 3 Mini 5+ (Mini5plus)
              Firmware: RepRapFirmware for Duet 3 Mini 5+ 3.3RC2 (2021-05-11)
              Duet WiFi Server Version: 1.26

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              • DIY-O-Sphereundefined
                DIY-O-Sphere @jaclop
                last edited by DIY-O-Sphere

                @jaclop
                With RRF 3.3 you only need to add

                M80
                

                at the end of config.g

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                • jaclopundefined
                  jaclop @DIY-O-Sphere
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                  @DIY-O-Sphere I added M80 to the end of the config file and applied the new configuration by running it but it did not activate the relay.

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                  • DIY-O-Sphereundefined
                    DIY-O-Sphere @jaclop
                    last edited by

                    @jaclop
                    https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/19161/smart-remote-power-control?
                    Maybe the wiring diagram helps. Have a look on the input side of the relay.
                    You need the +5V and the middle pin of PS-On

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                    • jaclopundefined
                      jaclop @DIY-O-Sphere
                      last edited by jaclop

                      @DIY-O-Sphere Re-checked my wiring but I still can't get the relay to activate.

                      This is the relay, the 5V_EXT connection and the PSON connection:

                      relay_1.jpg
                      5v_ext.jpg
                      pson.jpg

                      Is activating the relay using a GPIO pin an option? If so, how would I do that?

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                      • DIY-O-Sphereundefined
                        DIY-O-Sphere @jaclop
                        last edited by DIY-O-Sphere

                        @jaclop said in Duet 3 Mini 5+ controlling Power Supply with SSR:

                        5V_EXT

                        What is your setup of these two jumpers?
                        400f7e3b-cb8b-47b4-8a1f-4b753161f500-grafik.png

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                        • DIY-O-Sphereundefined
                          DIY-O-Sphere @jaclop
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                          @jaclop said in Duet 3 Mini 5+ controlling Power Supply with SSR:

                          Is activating the relay using a GPIO pin an option?

                          PS_ON should do the job....I guess you don't have the +5v voltage on the 5V_EXT pin

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                          • jaclopundefined
                            jaclop @DIY-O-Sphere
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                            @DIY-O-Sphere It's working! I went to take a picture of my jumper set-up and accidentally "nudged" the cable connecting the 5V pin and PS_ON pin. My PSU turned on... I can now turn it on and off my PSU with M80 and M81 commands. I will double check the connections next time. Thanks a lot for your help, will mark this as resolved.

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