Thanks for the explanation.. now I know why there is a spike when power is quickly switched to the electrodes.
I haven't worked on this again so far, but I plan to do so very soon.. gotta wire the relay board first.
Using the 2B with a relay board
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Re: Using the 2B with a relay board
I just wondered if there's been any update on the 2b "fire" mode in firmware?
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Re: Using the 2B with a relay board
hi all,
first post here (hello!) ...
picking up this years-old thread, but does it damage the 2B to have the output suddenly switched in like this?
or is it just undesirable for the "load" ?
first post here (hello!) ...
picking up this years-old thread, but does it damage the 2B to have the output suddenly switched in like this?
or is it just undesirable for the "load" ?