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wiki:tcb:tcbinstall:io_ports_ab [2016/05/08 20:45]
opadmin [Using an I/O Port as an Input]
wiki:tcb:tcbinstall:io_ports_ab [2016/05/08 22:14]
opadmin [Relay Modules]
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 Each I/O port is given three pins on the TCB board - the signal pin, +5 volts, and Ground. See the schematic below for how to wire an input switch or potentiometer.  Each I/O port is given three pins on the TCB board - the signal pin, +5 volts, and Ground. See the schematic below for how to wire an input switch or potentiometer. 
  
-It is also possible to attach sensors to an analog input so long as they provide a signal that ranges from Ground to 5 volts. +It is also possible to attach sensors to an analog input so long as they provide a signal that ranges from Ground to 5 volts. You could then create a [[wiki:tcb:operation:functionlist#custom_functions|custom function]] to do something with the input - we will leave that to your imagination.  
  
 **Note:** The digital input is considered On when the signal pin held to ground. In the schematic below, that will occur when the switch is closed.  **Note:** The digital input is considered On when the signal pin held to ground. In the schematic below, that will occur when the switch is closed. 
  
 {{ wiki:io_input.png?direct&500 |Using an I/O port as an input}} {{ wiki:io_input.png?direct&500 |Using an I/O port as an input}}
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 {{ wiki:io_switch_knob.jpg?direct&500 |Switch and Pot Example}} {{ wiki:io_switch_knob.jpg?direct&500 |Switch and Pot Example}}
 <html><center></html>//Example of switch and potentiometer used as inputs//<html></center></html> <html><center></html>//Example of switch and potentiometer used as inputs//<html></center></html>
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 {{ wiki:keyestudio_analogrotation.jpg?direct&500 |Keyestudio Analog Rotation Sensor}} {{ wiki:keyestudio_analogrotation.jpg?direct&500 |Keyestudio Analog Rotation Sensor}}
-<html><center></html>//[[http://stores.ebay.com/keyestudio/|Keyestudio]] Analog Rotation Sensor//<html></center></html>+<html><center></html>//[[http://stores.ebay.com/keyestudio/|Keyestudio]] Analog Rotation Sensor attached with male-to-male servo cable//<html></center></html> 
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 ===== Using an I/O Port as Output ===== ===== Using an I/O Port as Output =====
  
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 {{ wiki:ebay_relay.jpg?direct&400 |Chivazhu Logic-Level Relay}} {{ wiki:ebay_relay.jpg?direct&400 |Chivazhu Logic-Level Relay}}
 <html><center></html>//[[http://stores.ebay.com/chivazhu/|Chivazhu]] 5V One Channel Relay Module//<html></center></html> <html><center></html>//[[http://stores.ebay.com/chivazhu/|Chivazhu]] 5V One Channel Relay Module//<html></center></html>
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 {{ wiki:keyestudio_relay.jpg?direct&400 |Keyestudio Logic-Level Relay}} {{ wiki:keyestudio_relay.jpg?direct&400 |Keyestudio Logic-Level Relay}}
 <html><center></html>//[[http://stores.ebay.com/keyestudio/|Keyestudio]] Single Relay Module//<html></center></html> <html><center></html>//[[http://stores.ebay.com/keyestudio/|Keyestudio]] Single Relay Module//<html></center></html>
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-{{ wiki:ebay_relay_tcb.jpg?direct&400 |Relay Module connected to TCB}} +{{ wiki:relay_tcb.jpg?direct&400 |Relay Module connected to TCB}} 
-<html><center></html>//Relay attached to TCB Output A with male-to-male servo cable//<html></center></html> +<html><center></html>//Relay attached to TCB output with male-to-male servo cable//<html></center></html> 
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 ==== Buzzer Module ==== ==== Buzzer Module ====
 The [[http://stores.ebay.com/keyestudio/|Keyestudio]] **Digital Buzzer Module** can be attached to an output and triggered to create a beep.  The [[http://stores.ebay.com/keyestudio/|Keyestudio]] **Digital Buzzer Module** can be attached to an output and triggered to create a beep. 
wiki/tcb/tcbinstall/io_ports_ab.txt · Last modified: 2021/03/22 23:42 by opadmin