What are the color codes for the pinout of the DS18B20? (i.e., what color wire goes to what pin on the part?)
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Red - powerBlack - groundWhite - signalYou need a pull-up from signal to power.
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I used the information here: http://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-11-ds18b20-temperature-sensing/hardwareRed 3.3V, Black ground, Yellow data (with pull up resistor).The white wire is not used with this version of the part.
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The ds18b20 looks like a bipolar transistor. The center lead is the 'data' and the left lead is the ground return. You can apply power to the right lead or use the pasasite power from the data lead. I recommend reviewing the '1 wire data sheets' available from dallas semiconductor.
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Red - power Black - ground White - signal You need a pull-up from signal to power.
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You got white black and red just like servos. Red +, Black -, White Signal..You can tie Red to ground and use parasite mode. Read the DS18B20 datasheet for info on that.And what ZW said.
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I can't remember exactly because I repaired the computer for someone else and I don't have the old parts to check. I think it is 12 pins.
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Go to this website, there is a discussion concerning the pinout and wiring:http://www.electro-tech-online.com/general-electronics-chat/122625-help-wiring-up-iec320-c14-socket.html
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I don't remember now, it's been a while. I did not have any problem. I drew a wiring diagram based on the circuit diagram that came with the controller.
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I sent that unit back and I can not remember all the pins..........it was too confusing for me to get it going for the application I needed a controller for. I ended up with a Barret Controller on my kiln.
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If the wires are brown, blue, and green with a yellow stripe then the combination is: Brown = Black Blue = White Green/Yellow = Ground Hope this helps.
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Yes, the DS18B20 uses the one-wire protocol, here's a tutorial on how to interface it with the PI: http://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-11-ds18b20-temperature-sensing/hardware
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Red is usually vcc, black is usually ground, and spdif (signal) is either hello or white. Check your board manual. But in all cases make sure the board pins are matched together. Vcc to vcc (+5 or pwr) gnd to gnd then you're just left with signal (spdif).
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The one I recieved was the newer 4 pin connector but you can just splice the wires to your 12 pin. That's what I did and it works great and easy to do.
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Blue to white neutralBrown to black 120VoltYellow/greenstripe to green wire or to grounding screw
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Mine didn't have a white wire. I used red=VDD, black=GND, and Yellow=Signal.
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None, but it's pretty simple and mine works. Just make sure PW 0000 or 1234 is used.
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Thanks for the heads up. That was actually the first thing I saw before I started calling tech support. That didn't work for me. It may work for you, though. I'll post on here to let you know if I have any luck with the tech swapping out my mainboard next week.
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If your unit calls for 184 pins, it is the only one that will fit and function. The same applies to 200 and others.
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Not an exact match. I swapped it out for a Link 20. I googled both wiring setups and translated between the two. All wires remained intact, just the connection points differed. E.g. Red on Link 20 may go in port 1, while it connects to port 5 on LinkPro (not real, just a hypothetical)
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I do not see a picture ... Sorry can't answer ... Male connectors have a pin/post while female connectors will have sockets
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I have copy of instructions. I can send send them? Trick is the Yellow wire is the control wire. If you want it on all the time (which is the way I hooked it up). Black wire to negative, red and yellow to positive.