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    • HighFrequndefined
      HighFreq
      last edited by HighFreq

      I am trying to have 12V or 24V (my input) on 6XD pins 3 4 5 but i can't. From my understanding it should be possible but all i get is 3,3V.

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      • T3P3Tonyundefined
        T3P3Tony administrators @HighFreq
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        @highfreq please share how you are connecting things, do you mean on OUT3,4,5 or something else? if OUT3,4,5 then how is the jumper for the voltage select set?

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          • HighFrequndefined
            HighFreq @T3P3Tony
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            @t3p3tony

            Yes Out 3 4 5
            Jumper is toward the side of the board where it says "VIN". I guess it should output my 24V IN voltage.

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            • T3P3Tonyundefined
              T3P3Tony administrators @A Former User
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              @herve_smith said in 6XD Out 3 4 5:

              The jumpers on the silkscreen say " V Out 3-5" on the left most jumper but the diagram lists it as "out 4-6" which conflicts with the silkscreen

              Thanks for pointing this out. I have just fixed the labelling issue with the wiring diagram.

              @HighFreq yes if its towards the VIN it will connect VIN to V_OUTLC1 on those headers

              Where are you measuring 3.3V? possibly the tacho pins?

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              • HighFrequndefined
                HighFreq @T3P3Tony
                last edited by HighFreq

                @t3p3tony between ground and lc_out (first and third pin from down).
                Same with gound and vout, first and fourth pin.

                None of them outputs 24V (my Vin).

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                • T3P3Tonyundefined
                  T3P3Tony administrators @HighFreq
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                  @highfreq the way you describe the pins does not fit with the wiring diagram (depending which way we describe as up and down.)

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                  • HighFrequndefined
                    HighFreq @T3P3Tony
                    last edited by HighFreq

                    @t3p3tony counting from the bottm, first is ground. So i expect 24V (my Vin) between ground (firt from bottom) and third or fourth pin. Correct?
                    Neither V_OUTLC1 or out5- put out 24 Volts. All i get is 3.3V
                    Where should i get 24V?
                    I tried between out5 and v_outlc1 too and i get 0 and 3.3V

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                    • T3P3Tonyundefined
                      T3P3Tony administrators @HighFreq
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                      @highfreq 24V should be on V_OUTLC1. Test on your input terminals and the jumper as well, maybe there is an issue with the jumper.

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                      • HighFrequndefined
                        HighFreq @T3P3Tony
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                        @t3p3tony Should be between V_OUTLC1 and ground or between V_OUTLC1 and out5?

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                          T3P3Tony administrators @HighFreq
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                          @highfreq

                          V_OUTLC1 and GND. Also between V_OUTLC1 and out5- when out5- is turned on.

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                          • HighFrequndefined
                            HighFreq @T3P3Tony
                            last edited by HighFreq

                            @t3p3tony i only get 0 or 3.3V between V_OUTLC1 and out5.
                            0 when off ad 3.3V when on.
                            Do you have a chance to test to see if there is a problem on the 6XD?

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                            • T3P3Tonyundefined
                              T3P3Tony administrators @HighFreq
                              last edited by T3P3Tony

                              @highfreq please test between ground and VIN on the input terminal and between ground and the center pin of the 3 pin jumper It may be that the fuse has blown

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                              • HighFrequndefined
                                HighFreq @T3P3Tony
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                                @t3p3tony will test tomorrow as soon as i get in office, thanks for your help.

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                                • HighFrequndefined
                                  HighFreq @T3P3Tony
                                  last edited by HighFreq

                                  @t3p3tony Fuse is ok, can you please check if there is an error on the board?
                                  The OUTLC2 works at 25V as expected, while OUTLC1 is at 3.3V.

                                  I think there is some error on the board between the jumper and the OUTLC1.

                                  It works if i use out5.tach so i guess pin V_OUTLC1 and out5.tach are inverted.

                                  There is 25 Volts on out5.tach instead of V_OUTLC1.

                                  Please let me know.

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                                  • T3P3Tonyundefined
                                    T3P3Tony administrators @HighFreq
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                                    @highfreq Ahh right, now I understand what the issue is. Apologies it took so long: the wiring diagram had an error in it, I have fixed that now:
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                                    Thanks for your patience and for bearing with me in working out what was wrong.

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                                    • HighFrequndefined
                                      HighFreq @T3P3Tony
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                                      @t3p3tony Ok great, thanks.

                                      Corrado

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