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16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions.

2007-10-03T21:05:09Z

Tconley:

A chapter has been added to the Theory of Operation documentation on "How to assemble"

at:

http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmedSSR_Theory_of_Operation_Rev1.9.pdf

All documents are here:
http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/

Alternate build instruction can be found here
[[16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions]]

Thank you,
Xmus

4 Channel SSROZ Assembly Instructions

2007-07-15T03:29:18Z

Tconley: /* DC Conversion */

== Background ==

I was a late starter to the CC.com website last year and missed out on Sean Bowf's COOP for SSRs and decided that I would go ahead and make some of my own. This SSR design is a result of collaboration with Sean in January and February 2007, making sure that this design follows the guidance for SSRs as published on www.simpleIO.com and my calculations and testing.

The SSROZ design is currently in it's 4th iteration.

[[Image:SSROZ 2.5a (small).jpg]]

'''Prototype SSROZ 2.5a'''

=== Version History ===

The first design, SSROZ, was modelled after Sean's COOP board, 2.5.

SSROZ 2.5a, was the first. This is a single side board, 2.2 x 2.0 inches, dated Jan 2007. A small production batch were made and distributed in Australia.

SSROZ 2.5b, a minor change to fix the mounting hole issue identified on 2.5a, and change the Fuse holder to a JAYCAR part #, with 400 mils pins. Gate Resistor details included on the PCB.

SSROA 2.5c, Main production run, based on 2.5b. JAYCAR vertical fuse holder, 400 mil pins. White silkscreen are non-ROHS, Yellow silkscreen are ROHS. This board is designed for the AUS Market.

SSROZ 2.5d, Main Production run, based on 2.5b. Mouser vertical fuse holder, 315 mil pins. Yellow silkscreen are ROHS are now standard. Boards are marked 2.5d and dated 21 Jun 2007. This board is designed for the US Market.

== Schematic Diagram ==

The schematic diagram for all versions of the SSROZ boards is the same, and you can have a look here. [http://christmasinshirley.com/wiki/images/0/04/SSROZ25b_schematic.pdf Schematic Diagram 2.5b]

== Parts List ==

The parts list for all versions of the SSROZ are common, except for the fuse holder used on the PCB. I have designed two different boards (as detailed above); one for the US market using the Mouser Vertical Fuse holder, and one for the Australian Market using a Jaycar Vertical Fuse holder. Either fuse holder can be used on either board, you will just need to bend the pins of the Fuse Hodler in or out 85 mils if you have the alternate board to the fuse holder you purchased. This is not a big issue, however feedback i received from users said that they would prefer not to bend the fuse holder pins. Hence the two variants; 25.c and 2.5d.

1 RJ-45 Socket

1 LED (red) 3 or 5 mm

1 LED current limiting resistor, 680 ohm, 1/4 watt, 5%

4 Optoisolators MOC 3023M

4 TRIACs (BTA-400 or BTA-600)

4 Optoisolator current limiting resistors, 680 ohm, 1/4 watt, 5%

4 TRIAC gate current limiting resistors, 180 ohm, 1/4 watt, 5% *****

1 Fuse holder, vertical (Jaycar or Mouser)

1 2 pole Euro Style screw connector, 5mm pin spacing

1 3 pole Euro Style screw connector, 5mm pin spacing

1 PCB SSROZ 2.5 (c or d)

**** I have shown the Gate Resistor value as 180 ohm. This is specified for 120VAC operation, for 240VAC operation use 330 ohms.

==DC Conversion==

4 Channel SSROZ Assembly Instructions

2007-07-15T03:28:57Z

Tconley:

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-07-12T04:05:28Z

Tconley: /* 12VAC switching. */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
ALL INFORMATION WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. I DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS ACCURATE, AND IT SHOULD BE USED FOR ABSTRACT EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

THIS FILE IS DISTRIBUTED IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL, BUT WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; WITHOUT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents/Links ===
* [http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]
*[http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16cPicDimmedSSR_Parts_List_Rev1.9.xls Parts List]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmedSSR_Theory_of_Operation_Rev1.9.pdf Theory of Operations]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9.pdf Image of Board]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_TOP.pdf Top of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_BOTTOM.pdf Botton of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_SILK.pdf Silk Screen]
* [http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=36 Latest PIC Code]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||.
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||.
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||.
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

|-
|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||.
|-
|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||The short leg of the led goes to the flat side of the silkscreening
|-
|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capacitor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||.
|-
|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||.
|-
|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||.
|-
|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||.
|-
|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
|-
|nowrap|16. 1K ohm resistors||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dc1001f||align=center|R20, R21 & R24||.
|-
|nowrap|17. Crystal Clock oscillator||align=center|1||align=center|520-tck1843-x||align=center|OSC1||.
|-
|nowrap|18. 22k ohm resistor||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dlt52r2702f||align=center|R19, R22 & R23||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_2.jpeg]]

|-

|nowrap|19. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|78-in5239b||align=center|D2||.
|-
|nowrap|20. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|512-1n5229b-t50a||align=center|D1||.
|-
|nowrap|21. 120 ohm resistor||align=center|1||align=center|660-mf1/4dct52r1200f||align=center|R26||.
|-
|nowrap|22. VR/50v diode||align=center|1||align=center|625-1n4001-e3||align=center|D3||.
|-
|nowrap|23. red led||align=center|1||align=center|604-wp7104ec||align=center|Top Center||.
|-
|nowrap|24. H11aa1||align=center|1||align=center|782-h11aa1||align=center|U19||.
|-
|nowrap|25. Rs485||align=center|2||align=center|837-isl81487eip||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|26. Pic Chips||align=center|2||align=center|11-11||align=center|#2||.
|-
|nowrap|27. fuses||align=center|2||align=center|504-gma-5||align=center|H1 & H2||.
|-
|nowrap|28. Heat Sink||align=center|1||align=center|532-574502B00||align=center|5vReg||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Here is a picture of the final product

[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_Final.jpeg]]

|-

|}

== Options ==
=== 240 or 24 volt Conversion ===
The original controller was designed for operation on 110VAC and many of the parts were specified for 110V. The board will operate at other voltages, however a number of changes need to be made.

The first decision to be made is what voltage you want to switch. The triacs are responsible for switching the primary voltage. The is no reason that the primary voltage for the TRIACs could not be 240VAC or 24VAC, however the circuit will need to be modified.

One of the major changes is the ZC detect section of the controller. The original circuit specified a H11AA1 for the optoisolator, with two 15k ohm 1watt resistors for current limiting. Details on the H11AA1 can be found here

[http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/H1%2FH11AA1-M.pdf H11AA1 Datasheet]

I understand that the 15kΩ values are calculated as follows:

I(fwd-peak) = 5mA

V(rms) = 110 VAC RMS

V (peak) = V(rms) * 1.41 = 150VAC

R = V(peak) / I (fwd-peak) = 150V / 0.005 A = 30k ohm Two resistors of 15 k each for a total of 30k.

P = I(peak)(squared) * R = 0.005 * .005 * 15000 / 2 = 0.2W per resistor.

====12VDC switching.====

====12VAC switching.====
The peak voltage for a 12 VAC line is 12 x 1.414 = 17 V, so R = 17 V / 1 A = 17 ohms minimum. At 12VAC, rounded to 22 ohms for a standard value.

====24VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 24VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 33 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - These will need to be changed to 3.3k 1/4 watt.

====240VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 240VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 360 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - I am going to make a suggestion for the board to operate on 240VAC that will require a number of physical and electrical changes to the ZC circuit on the controller. This modification is designed to use a low voltage transformer to derive the ZC signal from, instead of the 240VAC Hot rail.

1. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new R18s, appropriate for the ZC voltage the H1AA1 will be sensing.

2. '''Cutting a track.''' Looking at the copper side of the PCB, you will notice a small track common from the HOT rail to the inside H1AA11 resistor (R18). There are two R18s, and I'll refer to them as Inside and Outside R18s. The Outside R18 is the one closest to the edge of the PCB. (I'll see if I can take a picture of my board.). By cutting this track, the H11AA1 will be floating with reference to the HOT on the TRIAC (240VAC in this example).

3. '''Fitting a jumper wire.''' With the original design, you only needed to connect the White (neutral) to the 2 pole terminal block. The terminal block is located on the right hand side of the PCB, and has a '''N''' and and a '''NC''' marked on the silkscreen overlay. using a short piece of jumper wire, solder a connection between the '''NC''' on the terminal block and the hot side of the Inside R18. This will replace the track you cut in Step 2.

3. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new resistors to the ZC circuit. I am going to use a 30VAC CT transformer to power my board (via a Diode rectifier circuit). Taking a tap from the transformer

=== Computer feed/power cable ===
Now you have installed all the parts, the next decision is how you will connect the controller to the PC, and how you will power the board.

The majority of the controller is run from a 5 volt DC regulator that is located on the PCB. The regulator is a 7805, and will provide a regulated 5VDC supply. The input voltage for the controller needs to be at least 9 VDC and no more than 15 VDC.

Checking the datasheet for the 7805, the minimum input voltage must be 2.0V greater than the V(out) = 7.0 V and with the input power diode (1N4001) having a Maximum Instantaneous Forward Voltage Drop of 1.1V, the absolute minimum is 8.1V.

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-07-12T03:36:23Z

Tconley:

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
ALL INFORMATION WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. I DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS ACCURATE, AND IT SHOULD BE USED FOR ABSTRACT EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

THIS FILE IS DISTRIBUTED IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL, BUT WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; WITHOUT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents/Links ===
* [http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]
*[http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16cPicDimmedSSR_Parts_List_Rev1.9.xls Parts List]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmedSSR_Theory_of_Operation_Rev1.9.pdf Theory of Operations]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9.pdf Image of Board]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_TOP.pdf Top of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_BOTTOM.pdf Botton of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_SILK.pdf Silk Screen]
* [http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=36 Latest PIC Code]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||.
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||.
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||.
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

|-
|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||.
|-
|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||The short leg of the led goes to the flat side of the silkscreening
|-
|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capacitor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||.
|-
|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||.
|-
|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||.
|-
|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||.
|-
|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
|-
|nowrap|16. 1K ohm resistors||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dc1001f||align=center|R20, R21 & R24||.
|-
|nowrap|17. Crystal Clock oscillator||align=center|1||align=center|520-tck1843-x||align=center|OSC1||.
|-
|nowrap|18. 22k ohm resistor||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dlt52r2702f||align=center|R19, R22 & R23||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_2.jpeg]]

|-

|nowrap|19. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|78-in5239b||align=center|D2||.
|-
|nowrap|20. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|512-1n5229b-t50a||align=center|D1||.
|-
|nowrap|21. 120 ohm resistor||align=center|1||align=center|660-mf1/4dct52r1200f||align=center|R26||.
|-
|nowrap|22. VR/50v diode||align=center|1||align=center|625-1n4001-e3||align=center|D3||.
|-
|nowrap|23. red led||align=center|1||align=center|604-wp7104ec||align=center|Top Center||.
|-
|nowrap|24. H11aa1||align=center|1||align=center|782-h11aa1||align=center|U19||.
|-
|nowrap|25. Rs485||align=center|2||align=center|837-isl81487eip||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|26. Pic Chips||align=center|2||align=center|11-11||align=center|#2||.
|-
|nowrap|27. fuses||align=center|2||align=center|504-gma-5||align=center|H1 & H2||.
|-
|nowrap|28. Heat Sink||align=center|1||align=center|532-574502B00||align=center|5vReg||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Here is a picture of the final product

[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_Final.jpeg]]

|-

|}

== Options ==
=== 240 or 24 volt Conversion ===
The original controller was designed for operation on 110VAC and many of the parts were specified for 110V. The board will operate at other voltages, however a number of changes need to be made.

The first decision to be made is what voltage you want to switch. The triacs are responsible for switching the primary voltage. The is no reason that the primary voltage for the TRIACs could not be 240VAC or 24VAC, however the circuit will need to be modified.

One of the major changes is the ZC detect section of the controller. The original circuit specified a H11AA1 for the optoisolator, with two 15k ohm 1watt resistors for current limiting. Details on the H11AA1 can be found here

[http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/H1%2FH11AA1-M.pdf H11AA1 Datasheet]

I understand that the 15kΩ values are calculated as follows:

I(fwd-peak) = 5mA

V(rms) = 110 VAC RMS

V (peak) = V(rms) * 1.41 = 150VAC

R = V(peak) / I (fwd-peak) = 150V / 0.005 A = 30k ohm Two resistors of 15 k each for a total of 30k.

P = I(peak)(squared) * R = 0.005 * .005 * 15000 / 2 = 0.2W per resistor.

====12VDC switching.====

====12VAC switching.====

====24VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 24VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 33 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - These will need to be changed to 3.3k 1/4 watt.

====240VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 240VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 360 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - I am going to make a suggestion for the board to operate on 240VAC that will require a number of physical and electrical changes to the ZC circuit on the controller. This modification is designed to use a low voltage transformer to derive the ZC signal from, instead of the 240VAC Hot rail.

1. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new R18s, appropriate for the ZC voltage the H1AA1 will be sensing.

2. '''Cutting a track.''' Looking at the copper side of the PCB, you will notice a small track common from the HOT rail to the inside H1AA11 resistor (R18). There are two R18s, and I'll refer to them as Inside and Outside R18s. The Outside R18 is the one closest to the edge of the PCB. (I'll see if I can take a picture of my board.). By cutting this track, the H11AA1 will be floating with reference to the HOT on the TRIAC (240VAC in this example).

3. '''Fitting a jumper wire.''' With the original design, you only needed to connect the White (neutral) to the 2 pole terminal block. The terminal block is located on the right hand side of the PCB, and has a '''N''' and and a '''NC''' marked on the silkscreen overlay. using a short piece of jumper wire, solder a connection between the '''NC''' on the terminal block and the hot side of the Inside R18. This will replace the track you cut in Step 2.

3. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new resistors to the ZC circuit. I am going to use a 30VAC CT transformer to power my board (via a Diode rectifier circuit). Taking a tap from the transformer

=== Computer feed/power cable ===
Now you have installed all the parts, the next decision is how you will connect the controller to the PC, and how you will power the board.

The majority of the controller is run from a 5 volt DC regulator that is located on the PCB. The regulator is a 7805, and will provide a regulated 5VDC supply. The input voltage for the controller needs to be at least 9 VDC and no more than 15 VDC.

Checking the datasheet for the 7805, the minimum input voltage must be 2.0V greater than the V(out) = 7.0 V and with the input power diode (1N4001) having a Maximum Instantaneous Forward Voltage Drop of 1.1V, the absolute minimum is 8.1V.

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-07-04T03:41:50Z

Tconley:

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
ALL INFORMATION WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. I DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS ACCURATE, AND IT SHOULD BE USED FOR ABSTRACT EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

THIS FILE IS DISTRIBUTED IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL, BUT WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; WITHOUT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents/Links ===
* [http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]
*[http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16cPicDimmedSSR_Parts_List_Rev1.9.xls Parts List]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmedSSR_Theory_of_Operation_Rev1.9.pdf Theory of Operations]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9.pdf Image of Board]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_TOP.pdf Top of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_BOTTOM.pdf Botton of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_SILK.pdf Silk Screen]
* [http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=36 Latest PIC Code]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||.
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||.
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||.
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

|-
|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||.
|-
|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||The short leg of the led goes to the flat side of the silkscreening
|-
|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capacitor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||.
|-
|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||.
|-
|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||.
|-
|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||.
|-
|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
|-
|nowrap|16. 1K ohm resistors||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dc1001f||align=center|R20, R21 & R24||.
|-
|nowrap|17. Crystal Clock oscillator||align=center|1||align=center|520-tck1843-x||align=center|OSC1||.
|-
|nowrap|18. 22k ohm resistor||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dlt52r2702f||align=center|R19, R22 & R23||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_2.jpeg]]

|-

|nowrap|19. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|78-in5239b||align=center|D2||.
|-
|nowrap|20. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|512-1n5229b-t50a||align=center|D1||.
|-
|nowrap|21. 120 ohm resistor||align=center|1||align=center|660-mf1/4dct52r1200f||align=center|R26||.
|-
|nowrap|22. VR/50v diode||align=center|1||align=center|625-1n4001-e3||align=center|D3||.
|-
|nowrap|23. red led||align=center|1||align=center|604-wp7104ec||align=center|Top Center||.
|-
|nowrap|24. H11aa1||align=center|1||align=center|782-h11aa1||align=center|U19||.
|-
|nowrap|25. Rs485||align=center|2||align=center|837-isl81487eip||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|26. Pic Chips||align=center|2||align=center|11-11||align=center|#2||.
|-
|nowrap|27. fuses||align=center|2||align=center|504-gma-5||align=center|H1 & H2||.
|-
|nowrap|28. Heat Sink||align=center|1||align=center|532-574502B00||align=center|5vReg||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Here is a picture of the final product

[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_Final.jpeg]]

|-

|}

== Options ==
=== 240 or 24 volt Conversion ===
The original controller was designed for operation on 110VAC and many of the parts were specified for 110V. The board will operate at other voltages, however a number of changes need to be made.

The first decision to be made is what voltage you want to switch. The triacs are responsible for switching the primary voltage. The is no reason that the primary voltage for the TRIACs could not be 240VAC or 24VAC, however the circuit will need to be modified.

One of the major changes is the ZC detect section of the controller. The original circuit specified a H11AA1 for the optoisolator, with two 15k ohm 1watt resistors for current limiting. Details on the H11AA1 can be found here

[http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/H1%2FH11AA1-M.pdf H11AA1 Datasheet]

I understand that the 15kΩ values are calculated as follows:

I(fwd-peak) = 5mA

V(rms) = 110 VAC RMS

V (peak) = V(rms) * 1.41 = 150VAC

R = V(peak) / I (fwd-peak) = 150V / 0.005 A = 30k ohm Two resistors of 15 k each for a total of 30k.

P = I(peak)(squared) * R = 0.005 * .005 * 15000 / 2 = 0.2W per resistor.

====12VAC switching.====

====24VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 24VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 33 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - These will need to be changed to 3.3k 1/4 watt.

====240VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 240VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 360 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - I am going to make a suggestion for the board to operate on 240VAC that will require a number of physical and electrical changes to the ZC circuit on the controller. This modification is designed to use a low voltage transformer to derive the ZC signal from, instead of the 240VAC Hot rail.

1. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new R18s, appropriate for the ZC voltage the H1AA1 will be sensing.

2. '''Cutting a track.''' Looking at the copper side of the PCB, you will notice a small track common from the HOT rail to the inside H1AA11 resistor (R18). There are two R18s, and I'll refer to them as Inside and Outside R18s. The Outside R18 is the one closest to the edge of the PCB. (I'll see if I can take a picture of my board.). By cutting this track, the H11AA1 will be floating with reference to the HOT on the TRIAC (240VAC in this example).

3. '''Fitting a jumper wire.''' With the original design, you only needed to connect the White (neutral) to the 2 pole terminal block. The terminal block is located on the right hand side of the PCB, and has a '''N''' and and a '''NC''' marked on the silkscreen overlay. using a short piece of jumper wire, solder a connection between the '''NC''' on the terminal block and the hot side of the Inside R18. This will replace the track you cut in Step 2.

3. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new resistors to the ZC circuit. I am going to use a 30VAC CT transformer to power my board (via a Diode rectifier circuit). Taking a tap from the transformer

=== Computer feed/power cable ===
Now you have installed all the parts, the next decision is how you will connect the controller to the PC, and how you will power the board.

The majority of the controller is run from a 5 volt DC regulator that is located on the PCB. The regulator is a 7805, and will provide a regulated 5VDC supply. The input voltage for the controller needs to be at least 9 VDC and no more than 15 VDC.

Checking the datasheet for the 7805, the minimum input voltage must be 2.0V greater than the V(out) = 7.0 V and with the input power diode (1N4001) having a Maximum Instantaneous Forward Voltage Drop of 1.1V, the absolute minimum is 8.1V.

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-22T00:50:36Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
ALL INFORMATION WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. I DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS ACCURATE, AND IT SHOULD BE USED FOR ABSTRACT EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

THIS FILE IS DISTRIBUTED IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL, BUT WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; WITHOUT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents/Links ===
* [http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]
*[http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16cPicDimmedSSR_Parts_List_Rev1.9.xls Parts List]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmedSSR_Theory_of_Operation_Rev1.9.pdf Theory of Operations]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9.pdf Image of Board]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_TOP.pdf Top of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_BOTTOM.pdf Botton of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_SILK.pdf Silk Screen]
* [http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=36 Latest PIC Code]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||.
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||.
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||.
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

|-
|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||.
|-
|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||The short leg of the led goes to the flat side of the silkscreening
|-
|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capacitor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||.
|-
|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||.
|-
|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||.
|-
|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||.
|-
|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
|-
|nowrap|16. 1K ohm resistors||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dc1001f||align=center|R20, R21 & R24||.
|-
|nowrap|17. Crystal Clock oscillator||align=center|1||align=center|520-tck1843-x||align=center|OSC1||.
|-
|nowrap|18. 22k ohm resistor||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dlt52r2702f||align=center|R19, R22 & R23||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_2.jpeg]]

|-

|nowrap|19. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|78-in5239b||align=center|D2||.
|-
|nowrap|20. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|512-1n5229b-t50a||align=center|D1||.
|-
|nowrap|21. 120 ohm resistor||align=center|1||align=center|660-mf1/4dct52r1200f||align=center|R26||.
|-
|nowrap|22. VR/50v diode||align=center|1||align=center|625-1n4001-e3||align=center|D3||.
|-
|nowrap|23. red led||align=center|1||align=center|604-wp7104ec||align=center|Top Center||.
|-
|nowrap|24. H11aa1||align=center|1||align=center|782-h11aa1||align=center|U19||.
|-
|nowrap|25. Rs485||align=center|2||align=center|837-isl81487eip||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|26. Pic Chips||align=center|2||align=center|11-11||align=center|#2||.
|-
|nowrap|27. fuses||align=center|2||align=center|504-gma-5||align=center|H1 & H2||.
|-
|nowrap|28. Heat Sink||align=center|1||align=center|532-574502B00||align=center|5vReg||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Here is a picture of the final product

[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_Final.jpeg]]

|-

|}

== Options ==
=== 240 or 24 volt Conversion ===
The original controller was designed for operation on 110VAC and many of the parts were specified for 110V. The board will operate at other voltages, however a number of changes need to be made.

The first decision to be made is what voltage you want to switch. The triacs are responsible for switching the primary voltage. The is no reason that the primary voltage for the TRIACs could not be 240VAC or 24VAC, however the circuit will need to be modified.

One of the major changes is the ZC detect section of the controller. The original circuit specified a H11AA1 for the optoisolator, with two 15k ohm 1watt resistors for current limiting. Details on the H11AA1 can be found here

[http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/H1%2FH11AA1-M.pdf H11AA1 Datasheet]

I understand that the 15kΩ values are calculated as follows:

I(fwd-peak) = 5mA

V(rms) = 110 VAC RMS

V (peak) = V(rms) * 1.41 = 150VAC

R = V(peak) / I (fwd-peak) = 150V / 0.005 A = 30k ohm Two resistors of 15 k each for a total of 30k.

P = I(peak)(squared) * R = 0.005 * .005 * 15000 / 2 = 0.2W per resistor.

====24VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 24VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 33 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - These will need to be changed to 3.3k 1/4 watt.

====240VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 240VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 360 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - I am going to make a suggestion for the board to operate on 240VAC that will require a number of physical and electrical changes to the ZC circuit on the controller. This modification is designed to use a low voltage transformer to derive the ZC signal from, instead of the 240VAC Hot rail.

1. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new R18s, appropriate for the ZC voltage the H1AA1 will be sensing.

2. '''Cutting a track.''' Looking at the copper side of the PCB, you will notice a small track common from the HOT rail to the inside H1AA11 resistor (R18). There are two R18s, and I'll refer to them as Inside and Outside R18s. The Outside R18 is the one closest to the edge of the PCB. (I'll see if I can take a picture of my board.). By cutting this track, the H11AA1 will be floating with reference to the HOT on the TRIAC (240VAC in this example).

3. '''Fitting a jumper wire.''' With the original design, you only needed to connect the White (neutral) to the 2 pole terminal block. The terminal block is located on the right hand side of the PCB, and has a '''N''' and and a '''NC''' marked on the silkscreen overlay. using a short piece of jumper wire, solder a connection between the '''NC''' on the terminal block and the hot side of the Inside R18. This will replace the track you cut in Step 2.

3. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new resistors to the ZC circuit. I am going to use a 30VAC CT transformer to power my board (via a Diode rectifier circuit). Taking a tap from the transformer

=== Computer feed/power cable ===
Now you have installed all the parts, the next decision is how you will connect the controller to the PC, and how you will power the board.

The majority of the controller is run from a 5 volt DC regulator that is located on the PCB. The regulator is a 7805, and will provide a regulated 5VDC supply. The input voltage for the controller needs to be at least 9 VDC and no more than 15 VDC.

Checking the datasheet for the 7805, the minimum input voltage must be 2.0V greater than the V(out) = 7.0 V and with the input power diode (1N4001) having a Maximum Instantaneous Forward Voltage Drop of 1.1V, the absolute minimum is 8.1V.

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-22T00:50:07Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
ALL INFORMATION WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. I DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS ACCURATE, AND IT SHOULD BE USED FOR ABSTRACT EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

THIS FILE IS DISTRIBUTED IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL, BUT WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; WITHOUT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents/Links ===
* [http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]
*[http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16cPicDimmedSSR_Parts_List_Rev1.9.xls Parts List]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmedSSR_Theory_of_Operation_Rev1.9.pdf Theory of Operations]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9.pdf Image of Board]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_TOP.pdf Top of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_BOTTOM.pdf Botton of PCB]
* [http://www.ritzfam.com/ChristmasMadness/Renardx16SSR/Release/16CPicDimmerSSR_Rev1.9_SILK.pdf Silk Screen]
* [http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=36 Latest PIC Code]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||.
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||.
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||.
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||.
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

|-
|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||.
|-
|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||The short leg of the led goes to the flat side of the silkscreening
|-
|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capacitor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||.
|-
|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||.
|-
|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||.
|-
|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||.
|-
|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
|-
|nowrap|16. 1K ohm resistors||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dc1001f||align=center|R20, R21 & R24||.
|-
|nowrap|17. Crystal Clock oscillator||align=center|1||align=center|520-tck1843-x||align=center|OSC1||.
|-
|nowrap|18. 22k ohm resistor||align=center|3||align=center|660-mf1/4dlt52r2702f||align=center|R19, R22 & R23||.
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers correspond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR_2.jpeg]]

|-

|nowrap|19. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|78-in5239b||align=center|D2||.
|-
|nowrap|20. zener diode||align=center|1||align=center|512-1n5229b-t50a||align=center|D1||.
|-
|nowrap|21. 120 ohm resistor||align=center|1||align=center|660-mf1/4dct52r1200f||align=center|R26||.
|-
|nowrap|22. VR/50v diode||align=center|1||align=center|625-1n4001-e3||align=center|D3||.
|-
|nowrap|23. red led||align=center|1||align=center|604-wp7104ec||align=center|Top Center||.
|-
|nowrap|24. H11aa1||align=center|1||align=center|782-h11aa1||align=center|U19||.
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|nowrap|25. Rs485||align=center|2||align=center|837-isl81487eip||align=center|U20 & U21||.
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|nowrap|26. Pic Chips||align=center|2||align=center|11-11||align=center|#2||.
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|nowrap|27. fuses||align=center|2||align=center|504-gma-5||align=center|H1 & H2||.
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|nowrap|28. Heat Sink||align=center|1||align=center|532-574502B00||align=center|5vReg||.
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=== 240 or 24 volt Conversion ===
The original controller was designed for operation on 110VAC and many of the parts were specified for 110V. The board will operate at other voltages, however a number of changes need to be made.

The first decision to be made is what voltage you want to switch. The triacs are responsible for switching the primary voltage. The is no reason that the primary voltage for the TRIACs could not be 240VAC or 24VAC, however the circuit will need to be modified.

One of the major changes is the ZC detect section of the controller. The original circuit specified a H11AA1 for the optoisolator, with two 15k ohm 1watt resistors for current limiting. Details on the H11AA1 can be found here

[http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/H1%2FH11AA1-M.pdf H11AA1 Datasheet]

I understand that the 15kΩ values are calculated as follows:

I(fwd-peak) = 5mA

V(rms) = 110 VAC RMS

V (peak) = V(rms) * 1.41 = 150VAC

R = V(peak) / I (fwd-peak) = 150V / 0.005 A = 30k ohm Two resistors of 15 k each for a total of 30k.

P = I(peak)(squared) * R = 0.005 * .005 * 15000 / 2 = 0.2W per resistor.

====24VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 24VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 33 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - These will need to be changed to 3.3k 1/4 watt.

====240VAC switching.====

Parts Required and changes.

Gate Resistors - The original value for the gate resistors (item 7) was 180 ohms. For 240VAC operation, the gate resistors need to be changed to 360 ohms.

H11AA1 limiting resistors - I am going to make a suggestion for the board to operate on 240VAC that will require a number of physical and electrical changes to the ZC circuit on the controller. This modification is designed to use a low voltage transformer to derive the ZC signal from, instead of the 240VAC Hot rail.

1. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new R18s, appropriate for the ZC voltage the H1AA1 will be sensing.

2. '''Cutting a track.''' Looking at the copper side of the PCB, you will notice a small track common from the HOT rail to the inside H1AA11 resistor (R18). There are two R18s, and I'll refer to them as Inside and Outside R18s. The Outside R18 is the one closest to the edge of the PCB. (I'll see if I can take a picture of my board.). By cutting this track, the H11AA1 will be floating with reference to the HOT on the TRIAC (240VAC in this example).

3. '''Fitting a jumper wire.''' With the original design, you only needed to connect the White (neutral) to the 2 pole terminal block. The terminal block is located on the right hand side of the PCB, and has a '''N''' and and a '''NC''' marked on the silkscreen overlay. using a short piece of jumper wire, solder a connection between the '''NC''' on the terminal block and the hot side of the Inside R18. This will replace the track you cut in Step 2.

3. ''' Fit two R18s to the PCB.''' Now that the PCB has been modified, you need to fit two new resistors to the ZC circuit. I am going to use a 30VAC CT transformer to power my board (via a Diode rectifier circuit). Taking a tap from the transformer

=== Computer feed/power cable ===
Now you have installed all the parts, the next decision is how you will connect the controller to the PC, and how you will power the board.

The majority of the controller is run from a 5 volt DC regulator that is located on the PCB. The regulator is a 7805, and will provide a regulated 5VDC supply. The input voltage for the controller needs to be at least 9 VDC and no more than 15 VDC.

Checking the datasheet for the 7805, the minimum input voltage must be 2.0V greater than the V(out) = 7.0 V and with the input power diode (1N4001) having a Maximum Instantaneous Forward Voltage Drop of 1.1V, the absolute minimum is 8.1V.

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== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
[b]ALL INFORMATION WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. I DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS ACCURATE, AND IT SHOULD BE USED FOR ABSTRACT EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.[/b]

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents/Links ===
* [http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
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|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
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|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
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|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
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|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
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|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||
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|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||
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|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||
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|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
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== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents/Links ===
* [http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
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|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
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|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
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|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
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|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
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|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
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|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||
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|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||
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|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||
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|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
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== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents/Links ===
[http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
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|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
|-
|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
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|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
|-
|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||
|-
|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||
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|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||
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|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
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== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Other Requirements ===
* You will need an RS232 to RS485 converter. I would suggest EBAY

=== Related Documents ===
[http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RS232-To-RS485-Data-Communication-Adapter_W0QQitemZ300121293785QQihZ020QQcategoryZ41993QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem RS485 Converter from Ebay]

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
|-
|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
|-
|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
|-
|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||
|-
|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||
|-
|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||
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|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
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== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Related Documents ===
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== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
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|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
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|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
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|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
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|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
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|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||
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|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||
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|nowrap|14. Voltage Regulator||align=center|1||align=center|821-TS7805C2||5vReg||
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|nowrap|15. 8 amp Triac||align=center|16||align=center|511-BTA08-400b||Bottom of board||Be sure to solder these well as they will be carrying 110v A/C
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16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-17T07:00:29Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Related Documents ===
link 1

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
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|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
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|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
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|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
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|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
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|nowrap|12. Amp Modular Jacks rj45||align=center|2||align=center|571-5520251-4||Upper Right and Left||
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|nowrap|13. Coated axial ceramic capacitors||align=center|2||align=center|80-c410c104m5u||C3 & C4||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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==== 220 volt Conversion ====

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-17T06:56:15Z

Tconley:

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Reference Material ==
=== Tools ===
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

=== Related Documents ===
link 1

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
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|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
|-
|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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==== 220 volt Conversion ====

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-17T06:54:34Z

Tconley:

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Tools ==
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

== Reference Material ==

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
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|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
|-
|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-17T06:53:20Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Tools ==
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others.
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make sure the notch on the fuse holder is oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm resistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178ohm resistors||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the colored bands all the same way for ease of troubleshooting later.
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo - Numbers coorospond to the build steps
[[Image:16Channel_Renard_SSR.jpeg]]

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|nowrap|9. 2 ping jumper mount||align=center|4||align=center|571-3-644456-2||align=center|J1 - J4||
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|nowrap|10. Green LED||align=center|2||align=center|604-wp7104gt||align=center|Ch2Diag #1 & #2||
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|nowrap|11. Monolithic Radial Capactor||align=center|2||align=center|81-rpee41h105m4k1e12||align=center|C1 & C2||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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Main Page

2007-06-16T06:49:15Z

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<big>'''ChristmasWiki'''</big>

Welcome to the ChristmasWiki! This is the official wiki for the DIY Christmas display community.

[http://christmasinshirley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Solid_State_Relay&rcid=2: Solid State Relays]

[http://christmasinshirley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Assembly_Instruction_for_16_Channel_Renard_with_SSR: Assembly Instructions for 16 Channel Renard with SSR's]

The below links do not point to any content on this site. They point to the mediawiki support pages.

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==

* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://mail.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T05:36:20Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Tools ==
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make Sure the notch on the fuse holder are oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm REsistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178 ohm resistor||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the color all the same way for easy of troubleshooting later
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo
[http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=49]
[[image:http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=49]]

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16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T05:14:16Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Tools ==
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make Sure the notch on the fuse holder are oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||align=center|Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm REsistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||align=center|R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178 ohm resistor||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||align=center|R1 - R16||Orient the color all the same way for easy of troubleshooting later
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||align=center|above U7 & U15||
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo
[http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=49]

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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T05:09:20Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Tools ==
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make Sure the notch on the fuse holder are oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm REsistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178 ohm resistor||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||R1 - R16||Orient the color all the same way for easy of troubleshooting later
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||above U7 & U15||
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo
[http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=49]

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|nowrap|6. ||align=center|1||align=center|11-11||spot1||
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16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T05:01:44Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: 2 hours
*Skill Level: Medium

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Tools ==
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

== Build Steps ==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%"
!align=center |Install Item||align=center|Qty||align=center|Mouser P/N||align=center|Location||Notes
|-
|nowrap|1. IC sockets 6 pin ||align=center|17||align=center|571-3902611||align=center|U3-U19||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image. U19 is oriented opposite of the others
|-
|nowrap|2. IC Sockets 8 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-193308||align=center|U20 & U21||
|-
|nowrap|3. IC Sockets 14 Pin||align=center|2||align=center|575-199314||align=center|U1 & U2||
|-
|nowrap|4. Bossman Fuse Holder||align=center|4||align=center|504-1a3399-10||align=center|H1 & H2 pads||Make Sure the notch on the fuse holder are oriented so one is on the top and the other on the bottom to properly hold the fuse.
|-
|nowrap|5. Euro Sytle Terminal Blocks||align=center|11||align=center|538-398890-0302||Lower Edge of Board||
|-
|nowrap|6. 15Kohm REsistors||align=center|2||align=center|71-ccf60-15k-e3||R17 & R18||
|-
|nowrap|7. 178 ohm resistor||align=center|16||align=center|273-178-rc||R1 - R16||Orient the color all the same way for easy of troubleshooting later
|-
|nowrap|8. 10pin 680ohm bus resistor||align=center|2||align=center|266-680||above U7 & U15||
|-
| colspan=5 align="center"|Numbered Photo
[Image:http://www.christmasinshirley.com/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=49]
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16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T04:08:56Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T04:03:07Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T03:52:12Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T03:38:33Z

Tconley: /* Overview */

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T03:34:04Z

Tconley: /* Build Steps */

== Overview ==
*Assembly Time: ?
*Skill Level: ?

== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material is undertaken at the users own risk. We assume no responsibility for any consequences you encounter by using the information here.

== Tools ==
*Bench Soldering Iron
*Silver Solder
*Flat cut dykes
*Desoldering bulb

== Build Steps ==
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|Item||Quantity||Mouser Part Number||Board Location||Notes
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|1. Install IC sockets 6 pin ||17||571-3902611||?||Make sure they are oriented the same way as the silk screen image.
|-
|2. Install IC Sockets 8 Pin||2||575-193308||?||
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|3. Install IC Sockets 14 Pin||2||575-199314||?||
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| colspan=5 align="center"|Spot for Picture
|-
|}

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

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16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

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== Disclaimer ==
Use of this material us undertaken at the users own risk we assume responsibility.

== Tools ==
Bench Soldering Iron
Silver Solder
Flat cut dykes
desoldering bulb

== Build Steps ==

16 Channel Renard with SSR Assembly Instructions

2007-06-16T00:16:26Z

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== Disclaimer ==
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== Tools ==
Bench Soldering Iron
Silver Solder
Flat cut dykes

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