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wiki:pinouts [2021/10/07 16:30]
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 ====== Vizy I/O ====== ====== Vizy I/O ======
  
-Vizy has a terminal block connector that gives you lots of I/O possibilities with high-current output for controlling motors, solenoids, relays, lighting (and even sprinkler valves!) ​+Vizy has a terminal block connector that gives you lots of I/O possibilitieswith high-current output for controlling motors, solenoids, relays, lighting (and even sprinkler valves!) ​ 
 + 
 +More information about powering Vizy can be found [[wiki:​powering_vizy|here]].
  
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   - **B3**: bit 3 input/​output,​ can sink up to 1000mA, serial input  ​   - **B3**: bit 3 input/​output,​ can sink up to 1000mA, serial input  ​
   - **Ground** ​   - **Ground** ​
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 +==== Notes ====
 +
 +  * As inputs, B0 through B3 can each accept up to 12V input voltages (not to exceed input power voltage, which is typically 12V.)
 +  * As inputs, B0 through B3 can each accept 5V TTL voltages. ​
 +  * As inputs, B0 through B3 each have 1.3V of hysteresis: the low-to-high threshold is 2.3V, the high-to-low threshold is 1.0V.
 +  * As inputs, B0 through B3 each have a 22K pull-up resistor to 3.3V.
 +  * As outputs, B0 through B3 each vary between 0V (low) to 3.3V (high). ​
 +  * As "high power" outputs, B0 through B3 can each sink up to 1000mA, which applies during logic low (0V).  Each channel can source up to 5mA, which applies during logic high (3.3V).
 +  * The maximum carrying current of the 12V signal is 4.0A. 
 +  * The 5V signal can source up to 2A.
 +  * All I/O connector signals are protected from electrostatic discharge.  ​
 +
  
 ===== Hooking things up ===== ===== Hooking things up =====
  
-Using the terminal blocks ​with Vizy is easy!  ​+Using the terminal blocks is easy!  ​
  
   - Start by opening the clamp (loosening) the screw in the terminal block. ​ Use the screwdriver that came with your Vizy.  Note, the Vizy screwdriver is reversible. ​ One side is phillips, the other side is standard. ​ You want to use the standard side.    ​   - Start by opening the clamp (loosening) the screw in the terminal block. ​ Use the screwdriver that came with your Vizy.  Note, the Vizy screwdriver is reversible. ​ One side is phillips, the other side is standard. ​ You want to use the standard side.    ​
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   - Insert the terminal block into Vizy.  ​   - Insert the terminal block into Vizy.  ​
  
-===== Using with software =====+===== Control the I/O with software =====
  
-The Vizy applications such as the birdfeeder application use specific pins of the I/O connector to control things such as lights, motors, relays, and sprinkler valves.  ​+The Vizy applicationssuch as the [[wiki:​birdfeeder_app|birdfeeder application]], use specific pins of the I/O connector to control things such as lights, motors, relays, and sprinkler valves.  ​
  
 If you wish to control the I/O signals with your own code, check out the [[wiki:​api_VizyPowerBoard|Power Board API]]. ​   ​ If you wish to control the I/O signals with your own code, check out the [[wiki:​api_VizyPowerBoard|Power Board API]]. ​   ​
  
  
wiki/pinouts.txt · Last modified: 2022/03/08 11:04 by vizycam