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110v-230v AC to Mysensors PCB board

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  • C cygnus

    The board looks really nice! Just one question though; what about temperature protection? In this thread people talks about gluing a thermal fuse on top of the HLK-PM01, is that something you considered or do you think it's unnecessary?

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    @cygnus said:

    The board looks really nice! Just one question though; what about temperature protection? In this thread people talks about gluing a thermal fuse on top of the HLK-PM01, is that something you considered or do you think it's unnecessary?

    Good point, been following this topic because of the other topic about the HLK-PM01 ad to dc regulator. And after extensive testing the outcome was that there should be added the thermal fuse because of additional safety. What do you all think?

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    • K krizzziz

      @cygnus said:

      The board looks really nice! Just one question though; what about temperature protection? In this thread people talks about gluing a thermal fuse on top of the HLK-PM01, is that something you considered or do you think it's unnecessary?

      Good point, been following this topic because of the other topic about the HLK-PM01 ad to dc regulator. And after extensive testing the outcome was that there should be added the thermal fuse because of additional safety. What do you all think?

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      DrJeff
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      @krizzziz
      I have seen in some commercial wall switches thermal cutoff/fuses they are usually to the top of the offending (heat producing components) not necessarily directly touching. I have definitely added them to mine for peace of mind. Like this one:
      upload-2d08b952-3efd-4445-a12c-e3c1393fcbcf
      http://i.imgur.com/rqOawGmm.jpg

      Just make sure you heat sink when soldering them into place and check them after installation.

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      • M mvdarend

        NIce little boards! I received mine yesterday :) after a few hiccups I got it working fairly quickyl.

        Two small things that might need your attention:

        • The holes for fuse2 were too small for the resettable fuses I bought, had to drill them out a tiny bit.
        • I think the LE33 is the wrong way around in the pictures. I kept getting a "Check wires" message in the debugger. After checking a number of things I noticed that the voltage to the radio was too high. After looking at the diagrams I noticed that the LE33 is the wrong way around, after desoldering and turning it around (flat side facing Fuse2) the unit worked as expected.

        For anyone else that bought the 5.5v DC varistors from the given link, double check them before using them. I received a few that were defective, there was absolutely no resistance between the two poles. Causing Fuse2 to get a bit warm :)

        IMG_20151009_223249.jpg

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        korttoma
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        @mvdarend said:

        For anyone else that bought the 5.5v DC varistors from the given link, double check them before using them.

        I wish I would have read this a week ago. Would have spared me from a "WTF!" moment.

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          Quinie
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          #101

          I'm trying to build this nice litte board. Got a long way but now i'm stuck.

          The BOM for version 3.2.3
          100nF + 100pF Capacitors
          4.7uF Capacitors

          Schematics.
          c1 100nF
          c2 100uF
          c3 4.7uf

          I'm don't have a lot of knowlegde but the 100uF seems te be missing from the BOM. The placement of this part is under the HLK. I have a lot of trouble place the C1 and C2.

          I have a ceramic one with number 104 in C2. I thought this is the 100nF. So should it be in C1? But it's so small and nice. And then C2 is missing from the BOM and the only 100uF I have from an other project is big. It realy won't fit under the HLK.

          Can some-one give some insight on the BOM, C1 and C2, Ceramic code numbers.
          This would realy help me and maybe a few others.

          Also on my board the holes for the fuse 2 where to small had to drill them out. Second the request for a thermal-fuse. But thanks for this great design.

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            shabba
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            #102

            What order did people solder the components on?

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              shabba
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              #103

              Anyone? The part list (ie mapping of CX etc) is in this post - not in the doc with the zip file so makes things very confusing.
              Thanks.

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                shabba
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                @aproxx Could you clarify the capacitors please? C2 on a post in this thread is 100uF but there are hard to get as ceramics and even the half height ones I have make the arduino stand very high off the board.

                Thanks muchly!

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                • S shabba

                  @aproxx Could you clarify the capacitors please? C2 on a post in this thread is 100uF but there are hard to get as ceramics and even the half height ones I have make the arduino stand very high off the board.

                  Thanks muchly!

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                  AWI
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                  #105

                  @shabba http://nl.aliexpress.com/item/100pcs-lot-Multilayer-ceramic-capacitor-0-1uF-104-50V-100nF-104M/32429917283.html?ws_ab_test=searchweb201556_7_79_78_77_80,searchweb201644_5,searchweb201560_7

                  you can solder these under the processor board

                  http://nl.aliexpress.com/item/Free-Shipping-100pcs-lot-100uF-16V-Electrolytic-Capacitor-16V-100UF-5x7mm-Aluminum-Electrolytic-Capacitors/32255105372.html?ws_ab_test=searchweb201556_7_79_78_77_80,searchweb201644_5,searchweb201560_7

                  the 100uF does not have to be a ceramic one...

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                    shabba
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                    thanks for reply @AWI - The 100nf one does not go under - it is the 100uF one that does. I have a small electrolytic one (it is slightly smaller than the second link you mention) and there is still not enough space - my arduino is too low - I could try and find higher pin stands. I'm sure some ppl will go off and buy all these parts like me so I hope they are aware. Would have been ideal for a SMD really (like the varistor right beside it).

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                    • S shabba

                      thanks for reply @AWI - The 100nf one does not go under - it is the 100uF one that does. I have a small electrolytic one (it is slightly smaller than the second link you mention) and there is still not enough space - my arduino is too low - I could try and find higher pin stands. I'm sure some ppl will go off and buy all these parts like me so I hope they are aware. Would have been ideal for a SMD really (like the varistor right beside it).

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                      AWI
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                      @shabba I don't have a 100uF capacitor under the Arduino and don't think there needs to be one... Take a look at the pictures. The two large 4.7 and 100 uF are next to the black box

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                        #108

                        I still have trouble figuring out the C1 and C2. Here are some picture of my build so far.
                        Not sure all the components are placed correctly.

                        C1 is placed with a small 100nf (104) but BOM in zip say's this is wrong.
                        As you can see i placed this one, cause the 100uf will not fit

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                        • Q Quinie

                          I still have trouble figuring out the C1 and C2. Here are some picture of my build so far.
                          Not sure all the components are placed correctly.

                          C1 is placed with a small 100nf (104) but BOM in zip say's this is wrong.
                          As you can see i placed this one, cause the 100uf will not fit

                          DSC_0232.JPG
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                          DSC_0236.JPG
                          DSC_0237.JPG
                          DSC_0239.JPG
                          DSC_0242.JPG
                          DSC_0245.JPG

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                          AWI
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                          #109

                          @Quinie looks correct. This is the position of the large capacitors (mind the polarity - minus to the edge of the board)

                          upload-a8c45995-dbf9-4e64-8814-b1191a43be35

                          I also noticed you mounted the regulator correct. ;-)

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                            So the regulator needs swapping about and the BOM cap values are incorrect from post (http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1540/110v-230v-ac-to-mysensors-pcb-board/37) above that states :::
                            C1 100nF capacitor
                            C2 100uF capacitor
                            C3 4.7uF capacitor

                            ?

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                              bjornhallberg
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                              Hmmm. I got the 5.5V DC varistor from another AliExpress seller and I'm a bit puzzled as to why it starts smoking after a few seconds. Tried several of them. The HLK gives a solid 5V output. I'm assuming I got some lower voltage varistors by mistake?

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                              • S shabba

                                So the regulator needs swapping about and the BOM cap values are incorrect from post (http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1540/110v-230v-ac-to-mysensors-pcb-board/37) above that states :::
                                C1 100nF capacitor
                                C2 100uF capacitor
                                C3 4.7uF capacitor

                                ?

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                                AWI
                                Hero Member
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                                @shabba Right... if you look at the schematics upload-a10f80dc-0eda-4c4b-aa49-e0bbc6f827a8 you can see that the two capacitors can be swapped without consequences

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                                • bjornhallbergB bjornhallberg

                                  Hmmm. I got the 5.5V DC varistor from another AliExpress seller and I'm a bit puzzled as to why it starts smoking after a few seconds. Tried several of them. The HLK gives a solid 5V output. I'm assuming I got some lower voltage varistors by mistake?

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                                  m26872
                                  Hardware Contributor
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                                  #113

                                  @bjornhallberg Maybe I've missed reading something, but why use a varistor for 5 Vdc and not a zener diode?

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                                  • AWIA AWI

                                    @shabba Right... if you look at the schematics upload-a10f80dc-0eda-4c4b-aa49-e0bbc6f827a8 you can see that the two capacitors can be swapped without consequences

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                                    shabba
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                                    @AWI Thanks! Very true!

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                                    • m26872M m26872

                                      @bjornhallberg Maybe I've missed reading something, but why use a varistor for 5 Vdc and not a zener diode?

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                                      bjornhallberg
                                      Hero Member
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                                      @m26872 You're probably right, I just followed the BOM. I'll see if I can stock up on some diodes from AliExpress for future use.

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                                        korttoma
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                                        wrote on last edited by korttoma
                                        #116

                                        Whould a 5.1V zener work?

                                        edit: removed the link to the product so that no one would buy it the specs of it is to tight to be used with HLK.

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                                          Just a stupid question, the "G3MB-202P DC-AC PCB SSR In 5VDC,Out 240V AC 2A " What happens if I forget and plug something more power-hungry like a toaster or a microwave-owen? does any of the fuses blow or does the relay break ?

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