Product Code: LEDDRIVERBOARD
Product Colour: Refer To Image
Product Price: £24.00 + Vat
Product Size: N/A
Product Weight: 100g Approx
Product Delivery Costs: £4.00 UK Mainland
Product Description:
Low-cost driver board for devices such as LEDs, solenoids, lamps etc. Ideal for use with our Chrome Plated illuminated pushbuttons. When
used with the MALA front-end, the easiest way to add illuminated buttons to your panel.
Features:
Will drive up to 16 standard LEDs with no additional power.
Up to 4 boards can be used (more by request). Different IDs available.
500mA per channel
500mA total current without external power supply. Higher current draw will require additional power.
5 volt outputs without external power supply.
Up to 48 volt outputs with external power supply.
Open-Source software. No driver required.
Downloadable example VB application.
C++ code on request.
Support as a LED driver for several MAME front-ends soon.
Linux Support
Basic Connection Method
The picture below shows a schematic representation of 3 LEDs connected. These are 5 volt LEDs as used in our UltraLux buttons In actual usage the
connections would be made using quick-disconnects to the button lampholder. up to 16 can be connected in this way. No external power required.
To simplify connection, for the power "daisy-chain" you can use our pre-made daisy-chain harness.
Advanced Connection Methods
For connecting devices requiring a higher total current than 500mA for all devices, or devices requiring more than 5 volts,
Instead of connecting the red power "daisy chain" to the "+" connection on the PCB, simply connect to an appropriate voltage source.
For example a PC disk power connector will provide 12 volts through the yellow wire.
When powering from a PC, there is no need for a ground wire since the ground return is via the shield of the USB cable.
The diagram below shows how to connect 12 Volt LEDs
When using 12 Volts
DO NOT CONNECT THE 12 VOLT SUPPLY DIRECT TO ANY OF THE BOARD TERMINALS
IMPORTANT: When connecting solenoids you must connect a diode across each coil to eliminate "back-EMF" discharge through the driver board. The diode is
connected with the end marked with a line to the power-supply end of the coil. Diodes are not required when connecting LEDs.
Product Shipping:
Buyers from Europe/Rest of the World
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