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mille

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Posted: January 04, 2007 at 2:06 AM / IP Logged

Hello I am trying to wire some linear actuators up to these remote controllers. Ebay has a similar item it is 190023368303.Tried to link the auction sorry. Each channel has 3 terminals to hook wires up to . There a, b, c, ones nc ,no, c. Ive tried to figure it out but im not getting it. My actuators have 2 wires coming out. Do I need to jump wires to different terminals or what? If someone could please draw me a diagram i would appreciate it very much. thanks

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Posted: January 04, 2007 at 8:02 AM / IP Logged

Here is the Link

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The actuators need just a ground and a hot to actuate.

It can be hooked to the remote but I suggest an external relay if you want all of them actuated at the same time.

A wiring Diagram of the Remote will help. The wiring depends on what you need the actuators to do.

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mille

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Posted: January 04, 2007 at 10:43 AM / IP Logged

These are 18" linear actuators. They have 2 wires by reversing the wires it changes the direction. In and out. I dont want them to do anything fancy just push one button on remote they move out. push the other they retract.

hotwaterwizard

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What stops the motion?

You may need microswitches in the mix.

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John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

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mille

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Posted: January 05, 2007 at 12:05 AM / IP Logged

Yep thats them. The actuator has micro limit switchs built into it already. I bought the actuator from firgelli automations its the sleek actuator. I also have one of there 4 channel remote systems. It works great. Theres 2 sets of 2 wires coming out,so you can hook 2 actuators up. My project is only using one actuator. Im trying to keep cost down by designing it with the cheaper control. Theres 4 channels on the controller 1channel to extend, one channel to retract. I have looked at every robot build, alarm site trying to see how to wire these. Im stuck now cant figure the wiring out. Thanks again

hotwaterwizard

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Posted: January 05, 2007 at 8:10 AM / IP Logged

Do you have an owners manual?

How about the company Name and Model #

Anything to help referance.

Connection Diagran?

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Posted: January 05, 2007 at 8:28 AM / IP Logged

I can not read the connections. Only the 12v.

Look on the actual and give me a pinout.

4 Channel remote control -- posted image.

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mille

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Posted: January 05, 2007 at 12:58 PM / IP Logged

Theres no instructions with the controls. if you look at the 12v connectors on the side going bottom to top it is a, b, c, a, b, c, thanks

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Posted: January 05, 2007 at 1:36 PM / IP Logged

A is your common (30)

B is your NO (87)

C is your NC (87A)

You'll need to use two seperate relays for each single actuator.

Wire the common pin to the actuator, wire the NC to ground, and the NO to 12VDC. This is a standard 5 wire system what will leave both sides of the actuator resting at ground during normal operation. When either relay is energized it will first remove the ground from the respective leg and then apply 12vdc to that leg, causing the actuator to move.

Good luck

Kevin Pierson

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