The Simple Renard Series - Revision history

Jklingert: Undo revision 9801 by N7XG (talk)Leave the reference for the SS series to help new users find the right boards. There are a lot of renard boards....

2013-03-09T13:46:28Z

Undo revision 9801 by N7XG (talk)Leave the reference for the SS series to help new users find the right boards. There are a lot of renard boards....

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	'''THIS WIKI IS ABOUT THE SIMPLE RENARD SERIES OF CONTROLLERS, NOT THE SS SERIES OF CONTROLLERS'''		'''THIS WIKI IS ABOUT THE SIMPLE RENARD SERIES OF CONTROLLERS, NOT THE SS SERIES OF CONTROLLERS'''

			'''FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE SS SERIES OF BOARDS GO TO: [[SS24]] [[SS16]] [[SS8]]'''

N7XG at 03:20, 9 March 2013

2013-03-09T03:20:08Z

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	'''THIS WIKI IS ABOUT THE SIMPLE RENARD SERIES OF CONTROLLERS, NOT THE SS SERIES OF CONTROLLERS'''		'''THIS WIKI IS ABOUT THE SIMPLE RENARD SERIES OF CONTROLLERS, NOT THE SS SERIES OF CONTROLLERS'''

	~~'''FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE SS SERIES OF BOARDS GO TO: [[SS24]] [[SS16]] [[SS8]]'''~~

Mactayl: /* Simple Renard 8 */

2012-08-17T15:41:47Z

Simple Renard 8

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	===Simple Renard 8===		===Simple Renard 8===
	The Simple Renard 8 is a low cost 8 channel controller designed to drive either ACSSRs or DCSSRs which switch their loads close to the item being controlled. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard 8 makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F2525.		The Simple Renard 8 is a low cost 8 channel controller designed to drive either ACSSRs or DCSSRs which switch their loads close to the item being controlled. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard 8 makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F2525.
	[[File:~~SR_8~~.jpg\|500px]]<br/>		[[File:SR_8_complete.jpg\|500px]]<br/>
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Jklingert: /* Simple Renard LCC 16 */ updated image

2012-08-17T14:36:29Z

Simple Renard LCC 16: updated image

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	The Simple Renard LLC 16 is a low cost 16 channel controller with integrated ACSSRs designed to drive low power (<0.6A per channel) AC loads. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard LCC 16 makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F2525. This design also uses a VO2223 power triac which replaces both the optoisolator and the triac in traditional Renard designs. This allows a smaller board and lower total cost.		The Simple Renard LLC 16 is a low cost 16 channel controller with integrated ACSSRs designed to drive low power (<0.6A per channel) AC loads. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard LCC 16 makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F2525. This design also uses a VO2223 power triac which replaces both the optoisolator and the triac in traditional Renard designs. This allows a smaller board and lower total cost.
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	[[File:~~SR_LCC_16~~.jpg\|500px]]<br/>		[[File:SRLCC16.jpg\|500px]]<br/>
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Jklingert: /* Simple Renard LCC 16 */ added description of the SRLCC16

2012-08-15T19:07:46Z

Simple Renard LCC 16: added description of the SRLCC16

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	===Simple Renard LCC 16===		===Simple Renard LCC 16===
			The Simple Renard LLC 16 is a low cost 16 channel controller with integrated ACSSRs designed to drive low power (<0.6A per channel) AC loads. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard LCC 16 makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F2525. This design also uses a VO2223 power triac which replaces both the optoisolator and the triac in traditional Renard designs. This allows a smaller board and lower total cost.
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	[[File:SR_LCC_16.jpg\|500px]]<br/>		[[File:SR_LCC_16.jpg\|500px]]<br/>

Jklingert: /* Simple Renard 8 */ added sr8 description

2012-08-15T19:02:16Z

Simple Renard 8: added sr8 description

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	===Simple Renard 8===		===Simple Renard 8===
	~~<br/>~~		The Simple Renard 8 is a low cost 8 channel controller designed to drive either ACSSRs or DCSSRs which switch their loads close to the item being controlled. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard 8 makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F2525.
	[[File:SR_8.jpg\|500px]]<br/>		[[File:SR_8.jpg\|500px]]<br/>
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Jklingert: /* Simple Renard RGB+W */ added sr32rgb+w description

2012-08-15T18:59:08Z

Simple Renard RGB+W: added sr32rgb+w description

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	=='''The Different type of Simple Renard Boards'''==		=='''The Different type of Simple Renard Boards'''==
	===Simple Renard RGB+W===		===Simple Renard RGB+W===
	[[Simple_Renard_RGB%2BW\|Simple Renard RGB+W]]<br/>		The Simple Renard RGB+W is a low cost 32 channel DC controller designed to drive low current DC loads like RGB+W LED flood lights (such as DIYC Flood, Mighty Mini or Frank's Super Strip). Unlike other DC designs like the REN48LSD , the Simple Renard RGB+W makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F4520. This PIC allows 32 chanels per PIC to be controlled compared to the usual 8 channels per PIC (16F688) used in most Renard designs. This allows a smaller board and lower total cost. The design uses low cost NPN bipolar transistors to switch the loads to ground to power the outputs. For more information go to [[Simple_Renard_RGB%2BW\|Simple Renard RGB+W]]<br/>
	[[File:SR_RGB+W_populated.jpg\|500px]]<br/>		[[File:SR_RGB+W_populated.jpg\|500px]]<br/>

	===Simple Renard 32 Combo===		===Simple Renard 32 Combo===
	The Simple Renard 32 combo is a low cost 32 channel controller designed to drive either ACSSRs or DCSSRs which switch their loads close to the item being controlled. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard 32 Combo makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F4520. This PIC allows 32 chanels per PIC to be controlled compared to the usual 8 channels per PIC (16F688) used in most Renard designs. This allows a smaller board and lower total cost.For more info go to [[Simple_Renard_32_Combo\|Simple Renard 32 Combo]]<br/>		The Simple Renard 32 combo is a low cost 32 channel controller designed to drive either ACSSRs or DCSSRs which switch their loads close to the item being controlled. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard 32 Combo makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F4520. This PIC allows 32 chanels per PIC to be controlled compared to the usual 8 channels per PIC (16F688) used in most Renard designs. This allows a smaller board and lower total cost.For more info go to [[Simple_Renard_32_Combo\|Simple Renard 32 Combo]]<br/>

Jklingert: /* Simple Renard 32 Combo */ added description of the sr32

2012-08-15T18:58:02Z

Simple Renard 32 Combo: added description of the sr32

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	===Simple Renard 32 Combo===		===Simple Renard 32 Combo===
	[[Simple_Renard_32_Combo\|Simple Renard 32 Combo]]<br/>		The Simple Renard 32 combo is a low cost 32 channel controller designed to drive either ACSSRs or DCSSRs which switch their loads close to the item being controlled. Unlike other Renard designs like the Renard 64XC, the Simple Renard 32 Combo makes use of a different PIC, the PIC18F4520. This PIC allows 32 chanels per PIC to be controlled compared to the usual 8 channels per PIC (16F688) used in most Renard designs. This allows a smaller board and lower total cost.For more info go to [[Simple_Renard_32_Combo\|Simple Renard 32 Combo]]<br/>
	[[File:Sr32c_Step9.jpg\|500px]]<br/>		[[File:Sr32c_Step9.jpg\|500px]]<br/>
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Jklingert: /* Board Availability */

2012-08-15T18:55:18Z

Board Availability

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	==='''Board Availability'''===		=='''Board Availability'''==

	Visit [http://n7xgshop.net/shop/ N7XG Site] for board availability.<br/>		Visit [http://n7xgshop.net/shop/ N7XG Site] for board availability.<br/>

Jklingert: Removed the old SS24 text

2012-08-15T18:54:37Z

Removed the old SS24 text

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