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110v-230v AC to Mysensors PCB board

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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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      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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          @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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              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

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                  DSC_0236.JPG
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                  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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                      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
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                        #112

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

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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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                            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
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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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                                #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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                                  Cliff Karlsson
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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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                                    korttoma
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                                    #118

                                    there is no fuse on the relay switch so I guess either the PCB or the relay will fail.

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                                      m26872
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                                      #119

                                      I've seen commercial products with a thermal fuse glued to the switching side of the relay. Maybe that would help some in such situation.

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                                      • korttomaK korttoma

                                        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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                                        m26872
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                                        #120

                                        @korttoma A 5.1V zener is probably too tight. The HLK seems rated 5+/-0.2V.

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                                        • m26872M m26872

                                          @korttoma A 5.1V zener is probably too tight. The HLK seems rated 5+/-0.2V.

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                                          @m26872 Indeed, mine is 5.08V (with no load). I ordered some 5.1V and 5.6V 1206 SMD diodes from Ali for future use. Plus some 3.6V. And a set of DIP diodes.

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