Another simple (No SMT) relay actuator
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@MLs try to first upload the burning sketch to the nano (even if its already uploaded) and then burn the bootloader.
What set up do you have, how the nano is connected to the atmega?
What error do you get when bootloader burn fails?The problem is not to burn bootloader. The problem I think is that the Mysbootloader does not use internal clock.
Therefore, I asked you how to know how a bootloader uses an external clock or internal clock.
And because you had a bootloader for OTA and internal clock, 8MHz I wanted you to send it to me. -
The problem is not to burn bootloader. The problem I think is that the Mysbootloader does not use internal clock.
Therefore, I asked you how to know how a bootloader uses an external clock or internal clock.
And because you had a bootloader for OTA and internal clock, 8MHz I wanted you to send it to me.@MLs I am completely lost here, you said "I do not get Atmel to run with Mysbootloader 8MHz." and now you are asking "how to know how a bootloader uses an external clock or internal clock" how can you say its not working and then ask me how to know that its working?
To conclude this, if you successfully burn the 8Mhz Mysbootloader and the board is working then it is working with 8Mhz it cannot be working on 16Mhz because there is no external osc, its not 1Mhz because of the fuses etc.
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@MLs I am completely lost here, you said "I do not get Atmel to run with Mysbootloader 8MHz." and now you are asking "how to know how a bootloader uses an external clock or internal clock" how can you say its not working and then ask me how to know that its working?
To conclude this, if you successfully burn the 8Mhz Mysbootloader and the board is working then it is working with 8Mhz it cannot be working on 16Mhz because there is no external osc, its not 1Mhz because of the fuses etc.
@MLs said in Another simple (No SMT) relay actuator:
Feeling a bit confused how do you know that a bootloader uses the internal clock?
Because I used another bootloader after installing your card, I did not get the Atmega circuit to run. But if I used this bootloader, I started the Atmega circuit and everything worked.But what makes the internal clock in used?
I use a UNO when I'm burning bootloader and do not know if you can change fuses and clock option.If you use a bootloader that uses an external clock, you will not get the Atmega circuit to run. If I understand everything right.
No if I'm burning 8MHz Mysbootloader, the Atmega circuit does not start.
But instead, I use this bootloader (ATmega328 on a 8 MHz internal clock) and I get the Atmega circuit to run, but without OTA.
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@MLs said in Another simple (No SMT) relay actuator:
Feeling a bit confused how do you know that a bootloader uses the internal clock?
Because I used another bootloader after installing your card, I did not get the Atmega circuit to run. But if I used this bootloader, I started the Atmega circuit and everything worked.But what makes the internal clock in used?
I use a UNO when I'm burning bootloader and do not know if you can change fuses and clock option.If you use a bootloader that uses an external clock, you will not get the Atmega circuit to run. If I understand everything right.
No if I'm burning 8MHz Mysbootloader, the Atmega circuit does not start.
But instead, I use this bootloader (ATmega328 on a 8 MHz internal clock) and I get the Atmega circuit to run, but without OTA.
@MLs said in Another simple (No SMT) relay actuator:
@MLs said in Another simple (No SMT) relay actuator:
Feeling a bit confused how do you know that a bootloader uses the internal clock?
Because I used another bootloader after installing your card, I did not get the Atmega circuit to run. But if I used this bootloader, I started the Atmega circuit and everything worked.But what makes the internal clock in used?
I use a UNO when I'm burning bootloader and do not know if you can change fuses and clock option.If you use a bootloader that uses an external clock, you will not get the Atmega circuit to run. If I understand everything right.
No if I'm burning 8MHz Mysbootloader, the Atmega circuit does not start.
But instead, I use this bootloader (ATmega328 on a 8 MHz internal clock) and I get the Atmega circuit to run, but without OTA.
Therefore, I asked you how to know how a bootloader uses an external clock or internal clock.
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@MLs said in Another simple (No SMT) relay actuator:
Feeling a bit confused how do you know that a bootloader uses the internal clock?
Because I used another bootloader after installing your card, I did not get the Atmega circuit to run. But if I used this bootloader, I started the Atmega circuit and everything worked.But what makes the internal clock in used?
I use a UNO when I'm burning bootloader and do not know if you can change fuses and clock option.If you use a bootloader that uses an external clock, you will not get the Atmega circuit to run. If I understand everything right.
No if I'm burning 8MHz Mysbootloader, the Atmega circuit does not start.
But instead, I use this bootloader (ATmega328 on a 8 MHz internal clock) and I get the Atmega circuit to run, but without OTA.
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@MLs You said before "The problem is not to burn bootloader."
and now you are saying "No if I'm burning 8MHz Mysbootloader, the Atmega circuit does not start."I am asking again, are you able to successfully burn and run Mysbootloader 8Mhz or not?
I can burn Mysbootloader yes.
But the Atmega circuit does not start.
The problem I think is that Mysbootloader does not use the internal clockAnd because you said you had a bootloader for OTA and internal clock, 8MHz I wanted you to send it to me.
Then there would have been no problem, I think.
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I can burn Mysbootloader yes.
But the Atmega circuit does not start.
The problem I think is that Mysbootloader does not use the internal clockAnd because you said you had a bootloader for OTA and internal clock, 8MHz I wanted you to send it to me.
Then there would have been no problem, I think.
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@MLs i use what you use, Mysbotloader 1.3pre, as i said in one of the first messages, you dont need me to send it to you you can (and did) download it from here.
This is why i think you are doing something wrong or have wrong settings.
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Is this setup to take a maximum 2 amp load? Plenty for a lighting circuit, just curious in case someone tries to use it on a switched outlet circuit etc.
J1 is power feed and J2 are the three switched outputs right with the wall switch connected using D5 - D6 - D7 right?
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Is this setup to take a maximum 2 amp load? Plenty for a lighting circuit, just curious in case someone tries to use it on a switched outlet circuit etc.
J1 is power feed and J2 are the three switched outputs right with the wall switch connected using D5 - D6 - D7 right?
@Shaun-Storbakken It was designed with the idea of controlling 3 different loads of up to 2 Amp each, lightning, switches etc.
The D-5,6,7 are for manual switching and they will (if you use my code) control the 3 relays respectively, J1 is power input 110-220V, please note that you should pay attention to the polarity and connect line wire to the right of J1 (otherwise you will end up switching natural to the load), J2 is AC output where each one is different relay, so you have 3 X 110-220V outputs of max 2 A each.I hope it was helpful, please let me know if you need further help.
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Small update, i connected touch switches to the board instead of mechanical switches.
where i live we are using gwiss switches and when the board is in the box there is not much room for mechanical switches as they are too deep, so i took some blanks that are used to cover unused switch hols and added touch switch to it, see the pictures below:
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Small update, i connected touch switches to the board instead of mechanical switches.
where i live we are using gwiss switches and when the board is in the box there is not much room for mechanical switches as they are too deep, so i took some blanks that are used to cover unused switch hols and added touch switch to it, see the pictures below:
