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Relay sensors stop communicating with gateway after a few minutes

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  • sundberg84S Offline
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    sundberg84
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    wrote on last edited by
    #21

    I thought the same, it was how i detected i had 12v relays instead of 5v. I just quickly powered with 9v bat and then the relay clicked.

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    • R Offline
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      #22

      Thanks for the heads up. But I tried 9v and 12v and no luck! They only click when powered directly from the Arduino and they stop working after a few hours.

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        #23

        You should probably draw a circuit diagram about your connections?

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        • NuubiN Nuubi

          You should probably draw a circuit diagram about your connections?

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          rafael.brasilia
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          #24

          @Nuubi
          This is how I have my connections:
          Relay Diagram.png

          Is there anything wrong with it?
          Thanks!

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            korttoma
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            #25

            Try adding a wire between the GND on your relay board and GND on your arduino. Even if they have seperate power source you stil need to connect GND between them.

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            • NuubiN Offline
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              wrote on last edited by
              #26

              Exactly that is the reason. Yep.

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                #27

                YES!!! That was it! I got both relays powered from the external power supply now and everything seems to be working fine.
                Thank you all very much!

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