Roller Shutter

scalz

I have uploaded it on openhardware. I still need to upload the BOM, as I need to make better the linl between my git, I have to enter my BOM manually for the moment.
I will put some real pics soon too, or maybe yours @Fabien ?

@martinhjelmare : the first rev I did was like you want, two relays in parallel for individual lines.
But guys asked me (here and at jeedom) if instead, I could interconnect it to protect the rollershutter motor. They were right so I made the change. Unfortunately, this can't be changed on the rev2. I wanted to do it but I had not enough room onboard for route cleareance...
But I will upload my first rev asap, I am already using one at my job. I just need to check if my files are ok ;)

@jemish: if it is something like rollershutter node motor, it should work. I don't know what do you mean by windows curtains. Can you show me what is it please?

Last note, the 0-100% opening depends on the ACS712. I have not tested yet on this new rev, nor Fabien. It's in a very good progress :)

Fabien

@scalz You can take my pics.

fets

@Fabien I can't see the antenna on your pictures, where is it ?
Could you tell me the actual height please (RFM69W version) ?
If I correctly read the thread, I understand that the dimension are 47x48, is it right for RFM69 version ?

Fabien

@fets you're right, on the pics, antenna is note present (8.2 cm wire). Height is 2cm. Board size is the same (47x48 mm) for both NRF24 and RFM69 versions.

fets

@Fabien thanks, good news.

jserfaty

@scalz said:

Last note, the 0-100% opening depends on the ACS712. I have not tested yet on this new rev, nor Fabien. It's in a very good progress

How are you doing on the 0-100% code function?
Im doing the same thing for a greenhouse sides opening controller using 2 relays and V_PERCENTAGE.

Im not having great luck at the part of passing the value from the controller to the function to execute running for X number of milliseconds (will add the current sense you suggest later it is a great idea but trying hardcoded travel time for now)

Just wondering if you had any code to share that could shed light on my current project.

thanks

scalz

@jserfaty I will try to share some code as soon as possible, sorry being late on this. Bzzz, bzzz I'm like a bee sometimes :laughing:
In sketch, I will have two options:

automatic calibration with current sense..
or a fixed calibration, a time travel set in sketch.

So I will try to look if I have nothing ugly in my sketch asap (there is already someone waiting for this ;))
And a note, for others, about the board, I'm thinking to reduce size if possible to fit better in wallbox but I would like to keep hilink.

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Maybe look at this one: Arduino shutters

I am using this one with my 8ch relay board. Working fine here!

scalz

@kenci yep I am using this one ;) it's time based in the sketch. and nice class.
I just need to add an auto calibration if using current sensor

anarro

@scalz, I love this project. I am waiting your last changes (in a code), then I wold test it in my home!, thank you very much for share it.

Antoni.

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@scalz are you going to sell this on openhardware.io as a complete module?

scalz

@kenci I think so...this is a very nice new feature on openhardware, not only for commission (sure that could help a little bit for dev cost..) but, more interesting is to have competitive price for some device and make these available for others, that's excellent :) I can't wait to test this, to see what will be the quotation..I will try to do my best ;)

ddos

Hi @scalz great work i am working a project like yours but i do not understand teh principle of MDC3105. The shematic i made like yours is below, search a little but don't find anything about it. Is it correct without any resistor, diode etc.?
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The normal schematic is below with diode, resistor, transistor etc.

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Thanks for share it.

jbjalling

@ddos Yes, that would work - if VIN1 is pin 5, VOUT1 is pin 6, VIN2 is pin 2 and VOUT2 is pin 3, that is.

It's a bad habbit to have "double pins" in the schematic. You should really make a pin for each ground connection - just my 2 bits.

BR Jonas

ddos

@jbjalling thanks for your quick reply. If this is gonna works without any additional parts my board has more space. I copy the device @scalz schematic i am going to do new library with two GND for it thanks again.

scalz

@ddos
jballing is right. the relay driver already handle this. it's integrated, less footprint. be careful playing with AC, you need to know what you do ;)

btw I am a bit cheap on pics and late I know :blush: a bit busy too but few pics of what it looks..

45x44mm seems to fit ok. millings for additional distance etc...

anarro

@ddos, Hi Srs., at first moment.. thank you very match to share this project, I like to try this project in my home but I don't know where are the library/code to try to use in my system., someone know where I can found it? :wink:

Thank you.
Antoni.

ddos

@anarro sparkfun libraries is good you can find them on github and of course adafruit library. If the device you are looking for is not in the libraries you can find them on google 80% chance. If you can not find them on net you should do your own devices.

ddos

@scalz your pcb and cutouts look very good for voltage protection but i think you need a case for 230V AC pins which are touchable right now.

scalz

@ddos
thx. of course! i will print an insulating box with some air vents. and i will add some liquid tape for isloating the pads ;)

for software, i need some time to clean and test it. and i am playing with others things+ etc.. I already shared the sketch with only one beta tester here, for the moment. but of course i will share it asap :)

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