Pymate-16ADI16DO-Tour - Revision history

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2026-07-13T08:54:39Z

Changements mineurs de relecture

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	The '''16ADI16DO''' only fits on the Pymate Bus connector.		The '''16ADI16DO''' only fits on the Pymate Bus connector.

	Just slide the expansion onto the Core Pymate Bus.		Just link the two plastic profiles with delivered linking clip (not represented), slide the expansion onto the Core Pymate Bus. Done !

	[[File:Pymate-16ADI16DO-connecting.png]]		[[File:Pymate-16ADI16DO-connecting.png]]
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	* The Led2 blink n=1 time THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.		* The Led2 blink n=1 time THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.
	* The Led2 blink n=2 times THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.		* The Led2 blink n=2 times THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.
	* The Led2 ~~bkink~~ n=3 times THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.		* The Led2 blink n=3 times THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.
	* The Led2 blink n=4 times THEN wait 2 sec. Release the button to keeps and store the value 4 as board_id.		* The Led2 blink n=4 times THEN wait 2 sec. Release the button to keeps and store the value 4 as board_id.

2026-04-29T08:28:26Z

Analog Inputs

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	{{underline\|'''Warning:'''}} <br />		{{underline\|'''Warning:'''}} <br />
	* Input impedance is around 100kOhms. A low impedance (<= 500 Ohms) signal should be connected to any input to avoid ~~degrading~~ degrading accuracy of measurement.		* Input impedance is around 100kOhms. A low impedance (<= 500 Ohms) signal should be connected to any input to avoid degrading accuracy of measurement.
	* 0-10V DC is the full range for analog input ready. Applying higher voltage (24V) is allowed without degrade or destroy the board. However, reading will not overtake 10V.		* 0-10V DC is the full range for analog input ready. Applying higher voltage (24V) is allowed without degrade or destroy the board. However, reading will not overtake 10V.
	* '''Never''' apply AC voltage to an input!		* '''Never''' apply AC voltage to an input!

2026-04-29T08:26:24Z

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	{{underline\|'''Warning:'''}} <br />		{{underline\|'''Warning:'''}} <br />
			* Input impedance is around 100kOhms. A low impedance (<= 500 Ohms) signal should be connected to any input to avoid degrading degrading accuracy of measurement.
	* 0-10V DC is the full range for analog input ready. Applying higher voltage (24V) is allowed without degrade or destroy the board. However, reading will not overtake 10V.		* 0-10V DC is the full range for analog input ready. Applying higher voltage (24V) is allowed without degrade or destroy the board. However, reading will not overtake 10V.
	* '''Never''' apply AC voltage to an input!		* '''Never''' apply AC voltage to an input!

2026-04-29T08:17:52Z

Analog Inputs

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	{{underline\|'''Warning:'''}} <br />		{{underline\|'''Warning:'''}} <br />
	* 10V DC is the ~~'''absolute maximum'''~~ for analog input. Applying higher voltage ~~may~~ degrade or destroy the board.		* 0-10V DC is the full range for analog input ready. Applying higher voltage (24V) is allowed without degrade or destroy the board. However, reading will not overtake 10V.
	* '''Never''' apply AC voltage to an input!		* '''Never''' apply AC voltage to an input!

2026-04-28T18:48:47Z

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	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===
	See the example section for more details about wiring and scripting such feature.		See the example section for more details about wiring and scripting such feature.

			{{PYMATE-TRAILER}}

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2026-04-27T16:52:14Z

Analog Inputs

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	== Analog Inputs ==		== Analog Inputs ==

	Each of the digital input can by reconfigured by user script to act like a '''analog input'''.		Each of the digital input can be reconfigured by user script to act like a '''analog input'''.

	When activated as analog, the input can read the DC voltage level between 0 to 10V.		When activated as analog, the input can read the DC voltage level between 0 to 10V.

2026-04-27T16:50:39Z

2026-04-27T16:50:04Z

Analog Inputs

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	== Analog Inputs ==		== Analog Inputs ==

	Each of the digital input can by reconfigured user script to act like a '''analog input'''.		Each of the digital input can by reconfigured by user script to act like a '''analog input'''.

	When activated as analog, the input can read the DC voltage level between 0 to 10V.		When activated as analog, the input can read the DC voltage level between 0 to 10V.

2026-04-27T16:47:41Z

Configuration procedure

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	[[File:Pymate-16ADI16DO-button.png\|480px]]		[[File:Pymate-16ADI16DO-button.png\|480px]]

			Press the user button and keep-it down at least one second to start the '''board_id''' setting.

			Once started, the procedure is interrupted when the count of LED2 blinks correspond to the suited board_id.

			The steps describes how to set board_id to 4:
			* Press the user button and keep-it down one second.
			* The Led2 blink n=1 time THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.
			* The Led2 blink n=2 times THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.
			* The Led2 bkink n=3 times THEN wait 2 sec. Keep the button down to go next step.
			* The Led2 blink n=4 times THEN wait 2 sec. Release the button to keeps and store the value 4 as board_id.

			Once configuration written down, the LED1 is lit and board get restarted (which light-off LED1).

	=== Configuration File ===		=== Configuration File ===