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in reply to: sensor 18B20 #9993
Hello Dennis G,
Thank you for writing in.
Could you please send us the product link of the product so that we can ensure which product you want to purchase?
Waiting for your reply.
Best regardsin reply to: LM2596 DC Buck Volt Regulator – need instructions #9964Hello Mike Then,
You’re welcome.
Have you tried to adjust the Adjust voltage potentiometer?
If not, please tried to adjust the voltage potentiometer, clockwise for increasing, counter-clockwise for decreasing.
Hope this can help you.
Best regardsHello Clay,
Thank you for writing in.
Could you please try to clockwise adjust the CV potentiometer until the output voltage reach 56V to see if it can work for your application?
If not, please feel free to contact us.
Hope this can help you.
Best regardsHello Harry,
The output current just need to be set once and then the value of the output current can be stored.
And the product cannot be connected to a load when you adjust the output current.
As your description, your application needs 4A constant current.
You can finish setting the output current firstly, then connect the product to the Raspberry Pi.
Best regardsin reply to: Sporadic readings on two-wire voltmeter #9959Hello Seth Masia,
Thank you for writing in and so sorry for the trouble caused on you.
Could you please send us some images or video to let us check the wiring and the working environment?
This information would be great helpful for us to find a solution.
You can send this information to us by email (service at droking dot com).
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regardsin reply to: Shunt for 300A meter #9958Hello gregg,
Thank you for writing in.
Could you please tell us your order ID or the link of your little green LED panel meter?
Waiting for your reply.
Best regardsin reply to: LM2596 buck volt regulator doesn't work #9957Hello Francesc,
Thank you for writing in and so sorry for the inconvenience caused on you.
Could you please send us some images or video to let us check the problem details?
You can send this information to us by email (service at droking dot com ).
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regardsHello Clay,
Thank you for writing in.
Have you tried to adjust the CV potentiometer?
If not, please try to clockwise adjust the CV potentiometer until the output voltage reach 56V.
Hope this can help you.
Bets regardsin reply to: LM2596 DC Buck Volt Regulator – need instructions #9945Hello Mike Then,
Thank you for writing in.
Here the PDF file is the datasheet of this product, please check it.
DATASHEET_091029
Hope this can help you.
Bets regardsin reply to: Bluetooth connections #9944Hello Mark,
Thank you for writing in.
Do you mean you want add one more this product to your speakers so that one more phones can control the speaker at the same time?
Or do you mean you want to one more Bluetooth devices (phones) to this product at the same time?
Best regardsHello Harry,
You’re welcome.
It is better that you can set the output current to the min. before connecting the load, otherwise, it will damage the module.
And the power supply for the fan is the 24V battery, not the converter, so it will not affect the output current of the converter.
Hope this it is useful to you.
Best regardsin reply to: B01GNNLYX4 900W DC Boost-Converter external control #9901Hello Nilo Provera,
Thank you for writing in.
We have consulted your problem to our technician that this product cannot utilize instead an external controller, i.e. Arduino or Raspberry.
The terminal points (Vcc-Gnd,Tx,Rx) is the marks for the program of this product.
Hope this can help you.
Best regardsHello jon t goodhew,
Thank you for writing in.
You can change the potentiometer to slide potentiometer.
The resistance value of the slide potentiometer should be 50K.
Hope this can help you.
Best regardsHello Harry,
Thank you for your quick reply.
Here is the adjusting mehtod for you:
Firstly, in case without load, adjusting the output voltage of the product to 42V, then counter-clockwise adjust the CC potentiometer to min.(the end), connencting the 42V battery and a ammeter, then gradually clockwise adjustthe CC potentiometer until the output current is 4A.
When the charging voltage of the 42V battery increase, the charging current will decrease.
And when you set up the output current of the product to 4A, the output current will be bot over 4A.
Please note that before connecting the battery to the product, the output current of the product must be set to be the min.(counter-clockwise adjust the CC potentiometer to the end), otherwise, the module will be burnt.
And it is recommended that you can apply a fan to dissipate heat.
Hope this is helpful to you.
Bets regardsin reply to: D85 Digital Meter #9883Hello Chunk,
Thank you for writing in.
Could you please tell us your order ID or the link of the product so that we can ensure which product you have bought?
With your help, we can find a solution more quickly.
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