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'''IO controlling 4 on-board relays'''<br> D0-D3 4pins could be connected directly with Arduino pin number of 7-4, so that four relays could be easily controlled by the Arduino.<br> | '''IO controlling 4 on-board relays'''<br> D0-D3 4pins could be connected directly with Arduino pin number of 7-4, so that four relays could be easily controlled by the Arduino.<br> | ||
| − | '''315/433MHz RF control interface'''<br> Together with pin of GND and 5V, they are the interface for 315/433MHz RF with encoder module | + | '''315/433MHz RF control interface'''<br> Together with pin of GND and 5V, they are the interface for 315/433MHz RF with encoder module to control the 4 relays remotely.<br> |
'''XBee form Socket for directly control by Xbee'''<br> The 4 relays can be directly controlled by the Xbee through the 4 DIO ports of Xbee<br> | '''XBee form Socket for directly control by Xbee'''<br> The 4 relays can be directly controlled by the Xbee through the 4 DIO ports of Xbee<br> | ||
Revision as of 16:11, 17 November 2012
Introduction
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.
Note: Take care the pins on the Shield should not be touched with USB connector of Arduino UNO when they are connected .
Features
- Arduino, Arduino Mega compatible
- 4 mechanical relays with photo-coupled circuit
- Equipped with screw holes for easy installation
- Light weight
- Small form factor
- Native Arduino compatibility
- Extendible
Specification
| Item | Min | Typical | Max | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 7 | 9 | 12 | VDC |
| Current | 8 | / | 250 | mA |
| Switching Voltage | / | / | 35 | VDC |
| Switching Current | / | / | 2 | A |
| Frequency Response | -1 | / | 1 | dB |
| Switching Power | / | / | 70 | W |
| Relay Life | 100,000 | / | / | Cycle |
| ESD contact discharge | ±4 | KV | ||
| ESD air discharge | ±8 | / | ||
| Dimension | 80.0x58.0x21.2 | mm | ||
| Net Weight | 31±2 | g | ||
Interface Function
4 groups of channels for High voltage connection
Terminal 1:
COM1- Common pin
NC1- Normally Closed, in which case NC1 is connected with COM1 when D0 is set low and disconnected when D0 is high;
NO1- Normally Open, in which case NO1 is disconnected with COM1 when D0 is set low and connected when D0 is high.
Terminal 2-4 are similar to terminal 1, except that the control ports are D1-D3.
9V DC power supply connection
The function of the Terminal and the Jack is the same since they are internally connected, and you can choose either of them in needs.
IO controlling 4 on-board relays
D0-D3 4pins could be connected directly with Arduino pin number of 7-4, so that four relays could be easily controlled by the Arduino.
315/433MHz RF control interface
Together with pin of GND and 5V, they are the interface for 315/433MHz RF with encoder module to control the 4 relays remotely.
XBee form Socket for directly control by Xbee
The 4 relays can be directly controlled by the Xbee through the 4 DIO ports of Xbee
