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Raspberry Pi Relay Board Reviews

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Just what I was after and easy to setup.
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Posted 4 years ago
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Posted 4 years ago
Nice kit. Does what it says on the tin. Or should I say did what it said on the tin. I had a working system, changed the SD (same os, same code) and the relays have stopped working. I failed to note something that I did to allow the OS to get to the hardware. I can put on 1 of the LEDS using the standard code, but I can no longer make the relays switch. Seems to be a dirth of simple to use instructions on connecting the board to a PI4. I have enabled IC2 in preferences and that did not work. No, I dont have the old SD. Worse even if I did I now know I cant reproduce another ;-( Write it all down twice.
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Posted 4 years ago
Really nice ! I just bought one with a special hat case an it fits perfectly ! I'm using it with a smal python flask app to do some domotic stuffs and it works really fine (state indicator leds are really usefull).
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Posted 4 years ago
great addition to the pi allows a neat and easily atteched volt free output capability. as is the board sits a little proud of the official case so bear that in mind otherwise great little board.
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Posted 4 years ago
I ordered this board for use with a Pi 1, which can be done with some short fly leads connecting up the power/ground and gpio pins. It worked brilliantly to control a traffic light I’ve set up in my workshop. Very pleased.
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Posted 4 years ago
Easy to get set up, but would be nicer to make an easier job of selecting GPIO pins that you want to use. As it comes there's 3 jumpers that bridge 3 pins. If you want to use any other pins you need to remove the jumpers and make your own connection. This works fine, but can leave the board looking a bit messy. Would be nice to have some onboard solder-bridges or something to allow simpler pin selection.
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Posted 5 years ago