User Manual

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Standard Arduino I2C Wiring
Item Description Notes
680µF electrolytic capacitor You must observe the correct polarity when
installing the capacitor.
Pull-up resistor connection
(not required in all applications)
In installations with long cable extensions
or with multiple devices on the I2C bus, you
must connect the pull-up resistors on the
SDA and SCL wires to the logic rail on your
microcontroller board.
On an Arduino board, this is the 5v pin.
4.7kΩ pull-up resistor
(not required in all applications)
In installations with long cable extensions
or with multiple devices on the I2C bus, you
must install a 1kΩ to 10kΩ pull-up resistor
on each I2C wire to account for cable
capacitance.
It is recommended to start with 4.7kΩ
resistors and adjust if necessary.
I2C SDA connection Blue wire
I2C SCL connection Green wire
5 Vdc power (+) connection Red wire
The sensor operates at 4.75 through 5.5 Vdc,
with a max. of 6 Vdc.
Power ground (-) connection Black wire
PWM Wiring
Item Description Notes
Trigger pin on microcontroller Connect the other side of the resistor to the
trigger pin on your microcontroller.
Monitor pin on microcontroller Connect one side of the resistor to the mode-
control connection on the device, and to a
monitoring pin on your microcontroller.
Power ground (-) connection Black Wire
1kΩ resistor
Mode-control connection Yellow wire
5 Vdc power (+) connection Red wire
The sensor operates at 4.75 through 5.5 Vdc,
with a max. of 6 Vdc.
PWM Arduino Wiring
Item Description Notes
5 Vdc power (+) connection Red wire
The sensor operates at 4.75 through 5.5 Vdc,
with a max. of 6 Vdc.
Power ground (-) connection Black Wire
Mode-control connection Yellow wire
Monitor pin on microcontroller Connect one side of the resistor to the mode-
control connection on the device, and to a
monitoring pin on your microcontroller board.
Trigger pin on microcontroller Connect the other side of the resistor to the
trigger pin on your microcontroller board.
1kΩ resistor