HLG 600 Remote Control
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Isawthelight
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You could use a simple switch between the RC+ and RC-. Open the switch and the LEDs turn on. Close the switch and the LEDs turn off and the LED driver draws less than 0.5 Watts stand-by power. Look for the word FUNCTION on the left side of the data sheet to see the brief RC info.
RC+ could be connected to a microprocessor output pin pulled hi for lights on and pulled low for lights off. RC- must be connected to the common pin of the microprocessor.
The RC signal could go through several series & parallel switches that need to be satisfied before permitting turning on the LEDs. A door switch could kill the light when the door opens. Over-temperature & under pressure switches also could be in the RC loop.
RC+ could be connected to a microprocessor output pin pulled hi for lights on and pulled low for lights off. RC- must be connected to the common pin of the microprocessor.
The RC signal could go through several series & parallel switches that need to be satisfied before permitting turning on the LEDs. A door switch could kill the light when the door opens. Over-temperature & under pressure switches also could be in the RC loop.
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And if i was thinking to connect it to timer
Is that possible?
Isawthelight
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Do you have specific timer in mind? Any device that has a relay output whose terminals are user accessible can be used. Any digital 5 volt DC timers could be used. Any voltage timer with the relay output could be used.
i was thinking on something with 2 ch for total of 4 drivers
2 will go off and 2 will turn on
but cant fined something specific
i can just connect the input of the driver to the timer but was thinking mybe i can use that RC line
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