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- Monday 18 January 2016 0:14
- Forum: Others
- Topic: watermeter Elster V200 PR6P:1
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Re: watermeter Elster V200 PR6P:1
I don't use piface, just raw GPIO pins. Afaik, they don't have internal pull-up/down resistors, but in the circuit displayed below I would think that the signal is stable in any state, and within the voltage limits of the Pi. Or am I missing something? Proximity-Sensor-2-direct.png Note: This is an ...
- Sunday 17 January 2016 2:38
- Forum: Others
- Topic: watermeter Elster V200 PR6P:1
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Re: watermeter Elster V200 PR6P:1
I suppose the amount of devices you can power with a single power supply is limited by its amp output? My Raspberry Pi is powered via 5V mini-usb... and that's currently the only power supply in there, so I'll have to dig up another adapter for the sensor. Furthermore, I've been wondering about your ...
- Monday 04 January 2016 0:29
- Forum: Others
- Topic: watermeter Elster V200 PR6P:1
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Re: watermeter Elster V200 PR6P:1
Hello Paul, I'm trying to replicate your awesome setup, and have some questions about it: * When my sensor arrived (exactly the one you linked - from dx.com), the glue was still liquid and the electronic components and wires could be freely pulled out of the metal housing. And now, 4 weeks later ...