Guide to generate 0-10V output from RGBW PWM output

[Guest bosund]

In the old forum, i've seen some posts regarding how to convert the PWM output in the RGBW controller.

 

I needed it to control a centrifugal fan in my ventilation unit, and I've tried several different attempts.

 

I finally bought this converterboard: 

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and it worked perfect.

 

So if you have the same needs, give it a try.

 

 

Kind regards. Bo

[hansdr 0]

thanks Bo very useful

[hansdr 0]

currently the 0-10V inputs still do not work. Fibaro team apparently has quite a lot of work there.

[Guest bosund]

What is wrong with the 0-10v input?, i wanted to use these inputs with a 0-10v duct-humidity and temp-sensor.

 

 

Kind regards.

 

Bo

[hansdr 0]

After the last update of the Hc-2 there is a bug in the system.

Unfortunately Fibaro does have a lot of time in order to solve this problem.

 

Kind regards.

 

 

Hans

[adamkorski 12]

In the old forum, i've seen some posts regarding how to convert the PWM output in the RGBW controller.

 

I needed it to control a centrifugal fan in my ventilation unit, and I've tried several different attempts.

 

I finally bought this converterboard: 

Please login or register to see this link.

and it worked perfect.

 

So if you have the same needs, give it a try.

 

 

Kind regards. Bo

 

You can use a fan with EC motor and PWM control using RGBW.

 

Look at

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[elev8john 0]

Guys...Im new here and bought Fibaro based on the quality of posts in this forum. Some extremely helpful people here, well done!

I have 10 months before my house is built and I am in IT. I plan to use a lot of my time learning Fibaro inside out. So far I am pumped!

Initially  I want to connect the multicolour strip lighting to the Fibaro RGBW controller., I see the wiring diagram showing the colour wire connects, the voltage, but the 4 "int" connects appear to be shorted to ground? 

Its this part of the connect diagram I need calrification. Can any one offer advice please?

John