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    Sensor Module

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    Brand: HARDWARIO
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    €49 €59,30 incl. VAT
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    The Sensor Module features up-to four universal inputs or outputs on a pluggable terminal block with 1-Wire bus master support. The terminals can be used as both analog and digital input/output. For example you can connect various external digital, analog or resistive sensors. Also, you can communicate with other devices on a 1-Wire bus.

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    The Sensor Module features two universal inputs on a pluggable terminal block. The terminals can be used as both analog and digital input/output. For example you can connect various external digital, analog or resistive sensors. Also, you can communicate with other devices on a 1-Wire bus.

    The two terminals - A on the left, B on the right - are connected to the TOWER header signals P4/A4/DAC0 and P5/A5/DAC1.

    The C pin is in default configuration connected also to the ground GND. It is possible to remove zero-ohm resistor R20 and solder it to the place R21. This way the C signal is directly connected to P7 and can be used as extra input.

    The VCC middle pin is possible to control by software. You can enable 3 V on this pin.

    Features

    Configurable terminal modes:

    • Analog input or output
    • Digital input or output
    • Pull-up resistor none/4.7 kΩ/56 Ω

    Examples interfaces:

    • Digital temperature sensor on a 1-Wire bus (DS18B20)
    • Resistance temperature sensor (Pt 100, Pt 1000, etc.)
    • Analog temperature sensor (LM35, TMP37, etc.)
    • NTC temperature sensor
    • Control of digital 1-Wire relay block
    • Button or any type of switch
    • Voltage measurement
    • Plug-in 5-pin screw terminal block
    • Operating voltage range: 1.65 V to 5.5 V
    • Operating temperature range: -20 to 70 °C
    • Dimensions: 33 x 55 mm

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    RM Avatar of author Binary inputs 2020-05-01 12:14 AM
    Hi, where could I find any successful project using a sensor module for water or electricity metering (analog binary input)? Thanks!
    LF Avatar of author Binary inputs 2020-10-20 08:52 AM
    Hi Radim, please check this project: https://www.hackster.io/jakub-smejkal/hardwario-pulse-counter-15ce72
    RM Avatar of author 1-wire topology 2020-05-01 12:13 AM
    Hello, could you please give any parameters (limits for length and number of devices) for 1-wire topology? What are your recommendations for 1-wire design (like https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/design/technical-documents/tutorials/1/148.html)?
    LF Avatar of author 1-wire topology 2020-10-20 08:50 AM
    You can connect up to 2 sensors, if you would like to use more, you can use wago terminal blocks where you at first bring all 3 signals to 3 terminals from the Sensor Module and here you branch it up and connect individual sensors.