Relay Shield - Revision history

Alvin at 08:19, 16 September 2015

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‎Introduction

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‎Introduction

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‎Introduction

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‎Usage

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‎Resources

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	== Features ==		== Features ==

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 The Relay Shield is an Arduino compatible smart module with 4 mechanical relays providing an easy way to control high voltage. The max switching power is 35VDC 70W for each channel. It can be directly controlled by Arduino through digital IOs with external 9V DC supply. With the XBee form socket and 315/433MHz RF module interface, the Relay shield can be remotely controlled, making it easy to use in robotics, industry control, smart houses etc.<br> '''Note''': Take care the pins on the Shield should not be touched with USB connector of Arduino UNO when they are connected .
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 The Relay Shield is an Arduino compatible smart module with 4 mechanical relays providing an easy way to control high voltage. The max switching power is 35VDC 70W for each channel. It can be directly controlled by Arduino through digital IOs with external 9V DC supply. With the XBee form socket and 315/433MHz RF module interface, the Relay shield can be remotely controlled, making it easy to use in robotics, industry control, smart houses etc.<br> '''Note''': Take care the pins on the Shield should not be touched with USB connector of Arduino UNO when they are connected .
-[[File:N02DH WITHOUT PACKAGED FRONT.jpg | 640px]]
+[[File:N02DH WITHOUT PACKAGED FRONT.jpg]]
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 The Relay Shield is an Arduino compatible smart module with 4 mechanical relays providing an easy way to control high voltage. The max switching power is 35VDC 70W for each channel. It can be directly controlled by Arduino through digital IOs with external 9V DC supply. With the XBee form socket and 315/433MHz RF module interface, the Relay shield can be remotely controlled, making it easy to use in robotics, industry control, smart houses etc.<br> '''Note''': Take care the pins on the Shield should not be touched with USB connector of Arduino UNO when they are connected .
-[[File:relay shield.jpg | 400px]]
+[[File:N02DH WITHOUT PACKAGED FRONT.jpg | 640px]]
 == Features  ==

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	*[https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldEagleFiles.zip Relay Shield Eagle Files]		*[https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldEagleFiles.zip Relay Shield Eagle Files]
	*[https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldDemoCode.zip Relay Shield demo code for Arduino]		*[https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldDemoCode.zip Relay Shield demo code for Arduino]
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		+	==How to buy==
		+	Here to buy Relay Shield on [http://store.linksprite.com/xbee-relay-shield/ store]

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		+	== Schematics ==
		+	*[https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/Relay+shield+v1.3.pdf Schematics]

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 Step2. Supply 9v DC power to Arduino;<br>
-Step3. Download the [ example code] and run in [http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Arduino IDE].<br>
+Step3. Download the [https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldDemoCode.zip example code] and run in [http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Arduino IDE].<br>
 If using Arduino via its USB connection for power, you must also provide 9v DC power to the Relay Shield or the relays won't switch.<br />
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 ==== One RFBee controls one Relay Shield  ====
-Step1. Download [ Arduino code] for the slave and master RFBee.<br>
+Step1. Download [https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldDemoCode.zip Arduino code] for the slave and master RFBee.<br>
 Step2. Plug the slave RFBee to the Relay Shield.<br>
 Step3. Supply the 9VDC power to the Relay Shield.<br>
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 ==== One RFBee controls 3 Relay Shields  ====
-Step1. Download [ Arduino code] for the slave and master RFBee. <br>
+Step1. Download [https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldDemoCode.zip Arduino code] for the slave and master RFBee. <br>
 Step2. Plug the slave RFBee onto the Relay Shield.<br>
 Step3. Connect the second and third Relay Shield to the mother shield by connecting 315/433MHz RF pins to hub1 and hub2. (Note: 5VDC and GND also need to be connected).<br>

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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
		+	*[https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RFBee_v1_1_for_RelayShield.zip Arduino Code for RFBee control RelayShield]
		+	*[https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldEagleFiles.zip Relay Shield Eagle Files]
		+	*[https://s3.amazonaws.com/linksprite/Shields/relay_shield/RelayShieldDemoCode.zip Relay Shield demo code for Arduino]