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Color stick front (component) side copper

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Color stick schematic

24 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2010-12-01T20:29:28Z

N1ist: /* Schematic */

=== Renard 24 Information ===

The Renard 24 Dimmer is Frank Kostyun's 24 Channel All-In-One Christmas Lights Controller.

[http://www.kostyun.com Frank Kostyun's Renard 24 Info Page]

[http://store.kostyun.com/prestashop Frank Kostyun's Online Store for Renard 24 Co-Ops]
 
Co-Ops are run throughout the year for the purchase of boards. There are also additional co-ops run for parts, and heatsinks.

[http://http://www.doityourselfchristmas.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=18 DoItYourselfChristmas.com's Group Buys Forum]

=== Schematic===

[[Media:Renard64_sch_001.pdf]]
(please note, the schematic is identical to the Renard64)

RavingLunatic created this schematic by tracing out the board. Note that this is NOT an official schematic, may have errors, and some reference designators are were derived for this schematic.

[[Media:Renard24 V33 Schematic package.pdf]]

=== Layout ===

[[Image:REN_24_25.jpg]]

=== COOP PCB V3.0 ===

[[Image:26-72.jpg]]

=== Co-Op Board 3.3 Assembly Instructions ===

For a full step by step document on how to build the Renard 24, please click the following link:

http://www.kostyun.com/PDF/building_ren_24.pdf - Renard 24 Assembly Instructions

=== Testing the v 3.3 Board===
Version 3.3 has 7 test points (TP1 to TP7)

TP1: GND 
TP2: +5VDC 
TP3: +12v 
TP4: 12vac 
TP5: 12vac 
TP6: RS485A / RJ45 Pin 5 
TP7: RS485B / RJ45 Pin 4 

=== Design Notes for v 3.3 Board===

The COMM FR LED pads are backwards - the cathode (short leg on the LED) will go into the round hole

=== Renard 24 Jumper Settings and Options ===

''Version 2.5 and Greater ''
120/240v Jumpers: Allow for setting the transformers input voltage (labeled as JP1 and JP2.) 
[[Image:120v240v.jpg]] 

Zero Cross: If on, the board will insert the zero cross signal on the RJ45 pin 3 (labeled as JP3.) This is used to send a ZC signal to another board such as a Ren64 or Ren16. 
[[Image:Zc1.jpg]] 
 

Transformer On/Off: If on, the transformer recieves power from the left power input. 
[[Image:Transformer.jpg]] 

 
''Version 3.3 and Greater ''
12v Jumpers: Located below the transformer, these can be installed to use the board in 12vac only mode (for use with MR16 LED lamps, also labeled as JP5 and JP6.) 

=== Firmware ===
All Renard Firmware is located here: [[Renard_Firmware]]
There is also pre-compiled firmware here: [http://www.kostyun.com/?page_id=139/ Renard 24/Renard 24LV firmware Page]

=== BOM ===

<pre>
PCB
1 Ren24 v3.3 Renard 24-Port PCB

Board Specific Parts:

571-7969494 1 '''See note below for v3.3'''
595-SN75176BP 2 '''RS-485 Interface ICs Bus Diff'''
511-L7805CV 1 '''LM7805 Voltage Regulator'''
821-DB102G 1 '''subsitute part 512-DF01M'''
532-7136DG 1 '''Heat Sink for 5V regulator'''
271-27K-RC 3 '''27k ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
271-1K-RC 4 '''1k ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
271-120-RC 1 '''120ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
625-1N4001-E3 1 '''Standard Rectifiers Vr/50V Io/1A'''
78-1N5239B 2 '''Zener Diodes 9.1 Volt 0.5 Watt'''
838-3FD-320 1 '''Larger Transformer use part 838-3FD-420'''
782-H11AA1 1 '''Optocouplers Bi-Directional Input'''
520-TCF1843-X 1 '''Full Size Crystal Clock Oscillators DIP-14 5V 18.432MHz'''
140-HTRL25V1000-RC 1 '''Hi-Temp Radial Electrolytic Capacitors 25V 1000uF 105C'''
140-HTRL25V10-RC 1 '''Hi-Temp Radial Electrolytic Capacitors 25V 10uF 105C'''
534-3517 4 '''Fuse Clips and Holders PC FUSE CLIP 5 MM'''
504-GMA-15 2 '''5mm x 20mm Fast Acting Fuses 125VAC 15A Fast Acting'''

Parts from the Common Parts List: (Common parts are the parts that are not unique to the Ren24, and may also be used in other designs)

511-BTA08-400B 24 '''Triac Driver (24 needed) or 511-BTA04-700T more sensitive triac for LED's))'''
859-MOC3023 24 '''MOC 3023 Optocoupler'''
579-PIC16F688-I/P 3 '''Microchip PIC 16F1688'''
604-WP63ID 4 '''Red T1 3/4 LED, or any 10-30ma LED'''
604-WP1503GD 1 '''Green T1 3/4 LED or any 10-30ma LED'''
271-180-RC 24 '''180ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
271-680-RC 29 '''680ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
581-SA105E104MAR 5 '''.10 uF Ceramic Capacitor'''
571-9-146281-0 1 '''.100 three pin header(4 needed) Part specified is a 40 pin, cut off size that is needed.'''
571-2-382811-1 4 '''.100 Shunt (4 needed) You may also "steal" these off of old computer parts.'''
571-1-390261-2 2 '''8 pin DIP socket'''
571-1-390261-3 3 '''14 pin DIP socket'''
571-1-390261-1 26 '''Optional 6 Pin Socket for Optocoupler & H11AA1'''
571-5556416-1 2 '''RJ45 Sockets (2 needed) orientation doesn't matter. Specified part is same as the Ren64'''

PART OPTION #1 - Using Screw Down Terminals

571-2828376 6 '''6 Position Screw Down Terminal (Ren24 2.5 needs 4 of these)'''
158-P02EK508A3-E 4 '''3 Position Angled Screw Down Terminal'''
158-P02EHK508V3-E 1 '''3 Position Screw Down Terminal (power input) - higher current rating than prior part'''
158-P02EHK508V2-E 1 '''2 Position Screw Down Terminal (power input) - higher current rating than prior part'''

Spade Terminals

534-1287 53 '''Spade Terminals (52 needed for board v3.0)'''

Optional Parts for The Board:

12VAC Operation
571-9-146281-0 1 '''.100 two pin header(2 needed)'''
571-2-382811-1 2 '''.100 Shunt (2 needed) You may also "steal" these off of old computer parts.'''
838-3FD-316 0 '''Transformer is ELIMINATED from the board in this option'''

</pre>

[http://www.kostyun.com/PDF/BOM/Ren24_Bom_Mouser.txt Renard 24 Importable BOM - Screw Terminals] All parts valid 05/10/2009

==== Parts Changes From Board 2.5 to 3.3 ====

With multiple changes to the board, and the changes of parts that has occurred over time, if you still are having an older board to solder up, but still need parts - you can use a current Co-Op purchase for parts if you choose - and you will just have a few extra parts left over (and also still be able to enjoy the significant savings the co-op gets you.)
 
You will end up with:
2 to 3 jumper sets
2 extra resistors
2 extra LEDs
2 of 71-2828376 - 6 pin connector
and 4 of 158-P02EK508A3-E - 3 pin angled connector

On parts 158-P02EHK508V2-E and 158-P02EHK508V3-E - the Five Pin Terminal, it is reccommended to just cut off the pin for one of the plugs.

==== PC to Renard Cable ====

The Renard 24 board has on-board power supply circuitry and on-board zero-crossing circuitry, so all that it needs on the RJ45 cable are data signals and ground. If you are using RS232 input and connecting it directly to the PC serial port, the following cable pin outs will work:

'''Version 3.0 Board:'''
PC DB9 Pin 3 to RJ45-pin 4
PC DB9 Pin 5 to RJ45-pins 1,2,5 (pins 1 and 5 are required, pin 2 is optional).
[[Image:Ren24V3.jpg]]

If you are using a RS-232 to RS-485 converter, the pinout is Pin 5 to A+
and Pin 4 to B-. This is the same as for the Ren 16.

'''Version 2.5 Board:'''
PC DB9 Pin 3 to RJ45-pin 5
PC DB9 Pin 5 to RJ45-pins 1,2,4 (pins 1 and 4 are required, pin 2 is optional).
[[Image:Ren24v25.jpg]]

'''NOTE:''' ''The 2.5 cable will not work with the Renard16, Renard64 or Ren-C boards because pins 4 and 5 on the version 2.5 Renard24 are reversed from those other boards.''

[[Image:Db9f.gif]]
'''Female DB9 connector as if you were looking into the end of it from the outside.'''

The Renard24 3.0 or greater will pass the zero cross and power to other boards connected to it (such as a Renard64 or Renard16.)

=== Board Version History ===

Revision 1 board (unreleased, development board only)

Revision 2 board (unreleased, development board only)

Revision 2.5 board (2007 Co-Op)

Revision 3.0 board (2008 Co-Op #1 and #2)

Revision 3.1 board (unreleased, development board only)

Revision 3.3 board (2008 Co-Op #3 and 2009 Co-Ops #1 and #2)

== Revision History ==

01/20/2007 Initial Design
03/20/2007 Revision 2 submitted to test manufacturing.
07/15/2007 Changed RJ45 to comply with current Renard standards.
07/15/2007 Added additional holes for a larger transformer.
07/15/2007 Added transformer voltage selection jumpers, will allow for 120/240v operation for our friends down under.
07/15/2007 Changed fuse size to 5x20mm fuse from AG3 fuse.
07/16/2007 Added option for DIP or SMT MOC2032 optos.
08/20/2007 Version 2.5 submitted to test manufacturing.
10/01/2007 Making small adjustments based on user feedback to ease setup of board. No major changes made.
01/14/2008 Corrected RS485 pins 4/5 to match Ren16 and Ren64
01/14/2008 Minor silkscreen corrections.
01/14/2008 Increase the size of the board to add a neutral buss onto the board.
01/14/2008 Added support for either spade terminals or screw down terminals.
02/20/2008 Added power pass through on pins 7/8 and ground on pins 1/2.
07/31/2008 Added two additional diagnostic LEDs for the diagnostic firmware.
07/31/2008 Change 4 pin input to 5 pin input to allow for easy jumpering of sides.
07/31/2008 Added jumpers below transformer for 12vac use.
03/18/2009 Corrected silkscreen and pads of the Comm FR test LED

Errata for Rev 1 PCB -

1) Onboard regulator not functioning properly: needed addition of 1000uF capacator. (corrected in rev 2.0 board)
2) Outputs are out of order. (corrected in rev 2.0 board)
3) Triacs are located to close together. (corrected in rev 2.0 board)

Errata for Rev 2 PCB -

1) Outputs 17/18 are swapped. (corrected in rev 2.5 board)

Errata for Rev 2.5 PCB - (Co-Op Board)
1) RS485 traces swapped from the Ren16/Ren64 pin config. (To be corrected in Rev 3.0 Board)
2) Silkscreen needs to have some clarification done for part orientation.

Errata for Rev 3.0 PCB - (Co-Op Board)
1) Some holes to small for spade tabs
2) still some spacing issues around the voltage regulator heatsink.

Errata for Rev 3.3 PCB - (Co-Op Board)
1) COMM FR LED pads are backwards

=== Design Notes for v 2.5 Co-Op Board===

Pin 1 of the crystal is on the bottom left.

Pin 1 of the transformer is on the top left.

The cathode (striped) pin of the 1N4001 diode is on the top.

The correct designation of the capacitor on the top right is .1uF, not .1F.

The + pin of the DB102 is on the bottom right both of the ~ should be on the left.

The original parts parts list had a 100uF cap, ignore it - as its not needed (Deleted from BOM) There is a extra 1uF on the board, also not needed.

The 7805 (flat side) goes to the top of the board.

The heatsink for the 7805 should be trimmmed at the bottom to allow for proper fit.

The fuse clips are two tight for the board - now sure how this happened - I need to look into this more - as this is the part that I ordered last year and it fits fine. Use pliers to squeeze the pins together a bit and they will fit in.

The jumpers on the board are for 120/240v operation. If you don't plan on using the boards on 120v these can be hard soldered with a jumper wire.

There are two resistors that are close to the output blocks, when installing them, leave them up a bit so they can be pushed back a little bit.

24 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2010-12-01T20:29:08Z

N1ist: /* Schematic */ Add RavingLunatic's Ren24 schematic

=== Renard 24 Information ===

The Renard 24 Dimmer is Frank Kostyun's 24 Channel All-In-One Christmas Lights Controller.

[http://www.kostyun.com Frank Kostyun's Renard 24 Info Page]

[http://store.kostyun.com/prestashop Frank Kostyun's Online Store for Renard 24 Co-Ops]
 
Co-Ops are run throughout the year for the purchase of boards. There are also additional co-ops run for parts, and heatsinks.

[http://http://www.doityourselfchristmas.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=18 DoItYourselfChristmas.com's Group Buys Forum]

=== Schematic===

[[Media:Renard64_sch_001.pdf]]
(please note, the schematic is identical to the Renard64)

RavingLunatic created this schematic by tracing out the board. Note that this is NOT an official schematic, may have errors, and some reference designators are were derived for this schematic.
[[Media:Renard24 V33 Schematic package.pdf]]

=== Layout ===

[[Image:REN_24_25.jpg]]

=== COOP PCB V3.0 ===

[[Image:26-72.jpg]]

=== Co-Op Board 3.3 Assembly Instructions ===

For a full step by step document on how to build the Renard 24, please click the following link:

http://www.kostyun.com/PDF/building_ren_24.pdf - Renard 24 Assembly Instructions

=== Testing the v 3.3 Board===
Version 3.3 has 7 test points (TP1 to TP7)

TP1: GND 
TP2: +5VDC 
TP3: +12v 
TP4: 12vac 
TP5: 12vac 
TP6: RS485A / RJ45 Pin 5 
TP7: RS485B / RJ45 Pin 4 

=== Design Notes for v 3.3 Board===

The COMM FR LED pads are backwards - the cathode (short leg on the LED) will go into the round hole

=== Renard 24 Jumper Settings and Options ===

''Version 2.5 and Greater ''
120/240v Jumpers: Allow for setting the transformers input voltage (labeled as JP1 and JP2.) 
[[Image:120v240v.jpg]] 

Zero Cross: If on, the board will insert the zero cross signal on the RJ45 pin 3 (labeled as JP3.) This is used to send a ZC signal to another board such as a Ren64 or Ren16. 
[[Image:Zc1.jpg]] 
 

Transformer On/Off: If on, the transformer recieves power from the left power input. 
[[Image:Transformer.jpg]] 

 
''Version 3.3 and Greater ''
12v Jumpers: Located below the transformer, these can be installed to use the board in 12vac only mode (for use with MR16 LED lamps, also labeled as JP5 and JP6.) 

=== Firmware ===
All Renard Firmware is located here: [[Renard_Firmware]]
There is also pre-compiled firmware here: [http://www.kostyun.com/?page_id=139/ Renard 24/Renard 24LV firmware Page]

=== BOM ===

<pre>
PCB
1 Ren24 v3.3 Renard 24-Port PCB

Board Specific Parts:

571-7969494 1 '''See note below for v3.3'''
595-SN75176BP 2 '''RS-485 Interface ICs Bus Diff'''
511-L7805CV 1 '''LM7805 Voltage Regulator'''
821-DB102G 1 '''subsitute part 512-DF01M'''
532-7136DG 1 '''Heat Sink for 5V regulator'''
271-27K-RC 3 '''27k ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
271-1K-RC 4 '''1k ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
271-120-RC 1 '''120ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
625-1N4001-E3 1 '''Standard Rectifiers Vr/50V Io/1A'''
78-1N5239B 2 '''Zener Diodes 9.1 Volt 0.5 Watt'''
838-3FD-320 1 '''Larger Transformer use part 838-3FD-420'''
782-H11AA1 1 '''Optocouplers Bi-Directional Input'''
520-TCF1843-X 1 '''Full Size Crystal Clock Oscillators DIP-14 5V 18.432MHz'''
140-HTRL25V1000-RC 1 '''Hi-Temp Radial Electrolytic Capacitors 25V 1000uF 105C'''
140-HTRL25V10-RC 1 '''Hi-Temp Radial Electrolytic Capacitors 25V 10uF 105C'''
534-3517 4 '''Fuse Clips and Holders PC FUSE CLIP 5 MM'''
504-GMA-15 2 '''5mm x 20mm Fast Acting Fuses 125VAC 15A Fast Acting'''

Parts from the Common Parts List: (Common parts are the parts that are not unique to the Ren24, and may also be used in other designs)

511-BTA08-400B 24 '''Triac Driver (24 needed) or 511-BTA04-700T more sensitive triac for LED's))'''
859-MOC3023 24 '''MOC 3023 Optocoupler'''
579-PIC16F688-I/P 3 '''Microchip PIC 16F1688'''
604-WP63ID 4 '''Red T1 3/4 LED, or any 10-30ma LED'''
604-WP1503GD 1 '''Green T1 3/4 LED or any 10-30ma LED'''
271-180-RC 24 '''180ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
271-680-RC 29 '''680ohm 1/4 watt resistor'''
581-SA105E104MAR 5 '''.10 uF Ceramic Capacitor'''
571-9-146281-0 1 '''.100 three pin header(4 needed) Part specified is a 40 pin, cut off size that is needed.'''
571-2-382811-1 4 '''.100 Shunt (4 needed) You may also "steal" these off of old computer parts.'''
571-1-390261-2 2 '''8 pin DIP socket'''
571-1-390261-3 3 '''14 pin DIP socket'''
571-1-390261-1 26 '''Optional 6 Pin Socket for Optocoupler & H11AA1'''
571-5556416-1 2 '''RJ45 Sockets (2 needed) orientation doesn't matter. Specified part is same as the Ren64'''

PART OPTION #1 - Using Screw Down Terminals

571-2828376 6 '''6 Position Screw Down Terminal (Ren24 2.5 needs 4 of these)'''
158-P02EK508A3-E 4 '''3 Position Angled Screw Down Terminal'''
158-P02EHK508V3-E 1 '''3 Position Screw Down Terminal (power input) - higher current rating than prior part'''
158-P02EHK508V2-E 1 '''2 Position Screw Down Terminal (power input) - higher current rating than prior part'''

Spade Terminals

534-1287 53 '''Spade Terminals (52 needed for board v3.0)'''

Optional Parts for The Board:

12VAC Operation
571-9-146281-0 1 '''.100 two pin header(2 needed)'''
571-2-382811-1 2 '''.100 Shunt (2 needed) You may also "steal" these off of old computer parts.'''
838-3FD-316 0 '''Transformer is ELIMINATED from the board in this option'''

</pre>

[http://www.kostyun.com/PDF/BOM/Ren24_Bom_Mouser.txt Renard 24 Importable BOM - Screw Terminals] All parts valid 05/10/2009

==== Parts Changes From Board 2.5 to 3.3 ====

With multiple changes to the board, and the changes of parts that has occurred over time, if you still are having an older board to solder up, but still need parts - you can use a current Co-Op purchase for parts if you choose - and you will just have a few extra parts left over (and also still be able to enjoy the significant savings the co-op gets you.)
 
You will end up with:
2 to 3 jumper sets
2 extra resistors
2 extra LEDs
2 of 71-2828376 - 6 pin connector
and 4 of 158-P02EK508A3-E - 3 pin angled connector

On parts 158-P02EHK508V2-E and 158-P02EHK508V3-E - the Five Pin Terminal, it is reccommended to just cut off the pin for one of the plugs.

==== PC to Renard Cable ====

The Renard 24 board has on-board power supply circuitry and on-board zero-crossing circuitry, so all that it needs on the RJ45 cable are data signals and ground. If you are using RS232 input and connecting it directly to the PC serial port, the following cable pin outs will work:

'''Version 3.0 Board:'''
PC DB9 Pin 3 to RJ45-pin 4
PC DB9 Pin 5 to RJ45-pins 1,2,5 (pins 1 and 5 are required, pin 2 is optional).
[[Image:Ren24V3.jpg]]

If you are using a RS-232 to RS-485 converter, the pinout is Pin 5 to A+
and Pin 4 to B-. This is the same as for the Ren 16.

'''Version 2.5 Board:'''
PC DB9 Pin 3 to RJ45-pin 5
PC DB9 Pin 5 to RJ45-pins 1,2,4 (pins 1 and 4 are required, pin 2 is optional).
[[Image:Ren24v25.jpg]]

'''NOTE:''' ''The 2.5 cable will not work with the Renard16, Renard64 or Ren-C boards because pins 4 and 5 on the version 2.5 Renard24 are reversed from those other boards.''

[[Image:Db9f.gif]]
'''Female DB9 connector as if you were looking into the end of it from the outside.'''

The Renard24 3.0 or greater will pass the zero cross and power to other boards connected to it (such as a Renard64 or Renard16.)

=== Board Version History ===

Revision 1 board (unreleased, development board only)

Revision 2 board (unreleased, development board only)

Revision 2.5 board (2007 Co-Op)

Revision 3.0 board (2008 Co-Op #1 and #2)

Revision 3.1 board (unreleased, development board only)

Revision 3.3 board (2008 Co-Op #3 and 2009 Co-Ops #1 and #2)

== Revision History ==

01/20/2007 Initial Design
03/20/2007 Revision 2 submitted to test manufacturing.
07/15/2007 Changed RJ45 to comply with current Renard standards.
07/15/2007 Added additional holes for a larger transformer.
07/15/2007 Added transformer voltage selection jumpers, will allow for 120/240v operation for our friends down under.
07/15/2007 Changed fuse size to 5x20mm fuse from AG3 fuse.
07/16/2007 Added option for DIP or SMT MOC2032 optos.
08/20/2007 Version 2.5 submitted to test manufacturing.
10/01/2007 Making small adjustments based on user feedback to ease setup of board. No major changes made.
01/14/2008 Corrected RS485 pins 4/5 to match Ren16 and Ren64
01/14/2008 Minor silkscreen corrections.
01/14/2008 Increase the size of the board to add a neutral buss onto the board.
01/14/2008 Added support for either spade terminals or screw down terminals.
02/20/2008 Added power pass through on pins 7/8 and ground on pins 1/2.
07/31/2008 Added two additional diagnostic LEDs for the diagnostic firmware.
07/31/2008 Change 4 pin input to 5 pin input to allow for easy jumpering of sides.
07/31/2008 Added jumpers below transformer for 12vac use.
03/18/2009 Corrected silkscreen and pads of the Comm FR test LED

Errata for Rev 1 PCB -

1) Onboard regulator not functioning properly: needed addition of 1000uF capacator. (corrected in rev 2.0 board)
2) Outputs are out of order. (corrected in rev 2.0 board)
3) Triacs are located to close together. (corrected in rev 2.0 board)

Errata for Rev 2 PCB -

1) Outputs 17/18 are swapped. (corrected in rev 2.5 board)

Errata for Rev 2.5 PCB - (Co-Op Board)
1) RS485 traces swapped from the Ren16/Ren64 pin config. (To be corrected in Rev 3.0 Board)
2) Silkscreen needs to have some clarification done for part orientation.

Errata for Rev 3.0 PCB - (Co-Op Board)
1) Some holes to small for spade tabs
2) still some spacing issues around the voltage regulator heatsink.

Errata for Rev 3.3 PCB - (Co-Op Board)
1) COMM FR LED pads are backwards

=== Design Notes for v 2.5 Co-Op Board===

Pin 1 of the crystal is on the bottom left.

Pin 1 of the transformer is on the top left.

The cathode (striped) pin of the 1N4001 diode is on the top.

The correct designation of the capacitor on the top right is .1uF, not .1F.

The + pin of the DB102 is on the bottom right both of the ~ should be on the left.

The original parts parts list had a 100uF cap, ignore it - as its not needed (Deleted from BOM) There is a extra 1uF on the board, also not needed.

The 7805 (flat side) goes to the top of the board.

The heatsink for the 7805 should be trimmmed at the bottom to allow for proper fit.

The fuse clips are two tight for the board - now sure how this happened - I need to look into this more - as this is the part that I ordered last year and it fits fine. Use pliers to squeeze the pins together a bit and they will fit in.

The jumpers on the board are for 120/240v operation. If you don't plan on using the boards on 120v these can be hard soldered with a jumper wire.

There are two resistors that are close to the output blocks, when installing them, leave them up a bit so they can be pushed back a little bit.

2010-10-28T15:02:46Z

N1ist: /* Assembly Manual */

The RS485 splitter is a 4-port non-isolated splitter, designed for driving the color stick, but useful for driving any RS485 devices, including DMX or Renard. Please note that there are a number of options that can be selected when building the splitter.

==BOM==
Note that none of the components are critical; feel free to substitute parts with similar ratings. 
From Mouser: 
TS78L05CT|1 
81-GCM188R71H104KA7J|3 
810-C1608X7R1A334K|1 
701-SP485RCN-L|1 
595-AM26LV31ID|1 
301-120-RC|1 
301-100-RC|1 
538-22-03-2021|2 
649-65474-002LF|2 
651-1935161|1 

Optional - for on-board power-on indicator 
301-1.0K-RC|1 
720-LYQ971H1K136|1 
Optional - output connectors, may chose other connectors or hardwire. Add two more if desired for input and passthrough 
22-28-1040|4 
Optional - RJ45 input connector 
571-5520260-4|1 
Optional - if using the RJ45 input connector with the Renard pinout. Not needed for DMX pinout 
301-0-RC|2 

==Schematic==
[http://www.christmasinshirley.com/wiki/images/e/e6/Splitter_sch.pdf Schematic (PDF)]

==PCB==
[[File:splitter_front.jpg|300 px]] 
[[File:splitter_back.jpg|300 px]]

==Assembly Manual==
[http://www.christmasinshirley.com/wiki/images/f/fc/RS485_Splitter_assembly_instructions.pdf Assembly manual (PDF)]

File:RS485 Splitter assembly instructions.pdf

2010-10-28T15:02:29Z

N1ist:

Color Stick

2010-10-28T14:38:41Z

2010-10-28T14:23:33Z

N1ist: /* Schematic */

The RS485 splitter is a 4-port non-isolated splitter, designed for driving the color stick, but useful for driving any RS485 devices, including DMX or Renard. Please note that there are a number of options that can be selected when building the splitter.

==BOM==
Note that none of the components are critical; feel free to substitute parts with similar ratings. 
From Mouser: 
TS78L05CT|1 
81-GCM188R71H104KA7J|3 
810-C1608X7R1A334K|1 
701-SP485RCN-L|1 
595-AM26LV31ID|1 
301-120-RC|1 
301-100-RC|1 
538-22-03-2021|2 
649-65474-002LF|2 
651-1935161|1 

Optional - for on-board power-on indicator 
301-1.0K-RC|1 
720-LYQ971H1K136|1 
Optional - output connectors, may chose other connectors or hardwire. Add two more if desired for input and passthrough 
22-28-1040|4 
Optional - RJ45 input connector 
571-5520260-4|1 
Optional - if using the RJ45 input connector with the Renard pinout. Not needed for DMX pinout 
301-0-RC|2 

==Schematic==
[http://www.christmasinshirley.com/wiki/images/e/e6/Splitter_sch.pdf Schematic (PDF)]

==PCB==
[http://ADD_IN Front-side copper (PDF)]
[http://ADD_IN Back-side copper (PDF)]
[http://ADD_IN Front-side silkscreen (PDF)]
[http://ADD_IN Back-side silkscreen (PDF)]
[http://ADD_IN Gerbers (ZIP)]
==Assembly Manual==
[http://ADD_IN Assembly manual (PDF)]

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File:Color stick front silk.pdf

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N1ist: Front side silkscreen

Front side silkscreen

File:Color stick back.pdf

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N1ist: back (copper) side

back (copper) side

File:Color stick front.pdf

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N1ist: Color stick front (component) side copper

Color stick front (component) side copper

Color Stick

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N1ist: