Description 16-LV Digital Inputs HAT For Raspberry Pi
This is the 16-LV Digital Inputs HAT For Raspberry Pi . This HAT is specially designed for the Raspberry Pi . By default, the Raspberry Pi can read 26 input signals via the GPIO header. But sometimes this is not enough and you need more inputs. This HAT offers a solution to this problem. With 16 optically isolated digital inputs, this HAT offers versatility. For each channel, you can select the input range via jumpers, ranging from 3 to 24 volts. This allows the inputs to read both DC and AC signals. The communication between the HAT and the Raspberry Pi is exclusively via the I2C port . This means that the remaining 24 GPIO pins remain available for your own applications. In addition, the HAT has an RS-485 port, a power LED and a handy push button with which you can safely shut down the Raspberry Pi . The HAT is easy to use thanks to the pluggable connectors. In addition, the HAT is compatible with all versions of the Raspberry Pi , from Zero to 5. For power, the HAT requires 5V, either from the Raspberry Pi or via its own 2-pin connector. The current consumption is low, only 10mA. When using the connector, no additional power is required for the Raspberry Pi . A power LED shows the status of the power supply and eight LEDs indicate the status of groups of 8 inputs . You can select the status of inputs 1-8 or 9-16 via a jumper or a Raspberry Pi GPIO pin. Stacking up to eight HATs on the Raspberry Pi is possible. Each HAT has jumpers for identification and a three-position jumper for the stack level. Two jumpers are included with each HAT for your convenience.
16-LV Digital Inputs HAT For Raspberry Pi
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Description 16-LV Digital Inputs HAT For Raspberry Pi
This is the 16-LV Digital Inputs HAT For Raspberry Pi . This HAT is specially designed for the Raspberry Pi . By default, the Raspberry Pi can read 26 input signals via the GPIO header. But sometimes this is not enough and you need more inputs. This HAT offers a solution to this problem. With 16 optically isolated digital inputs, this HAT offers versatility. For each channel, you can select the input range via jumpers, ranging from 3 to 24 volts. This allows the inputs to read both DC and AC signals. The communication between the HAT and the Raspberry Pi is exclusively via the I2C port . This means that the remaining 24 GPIO pins remain available for your own applications. In addition, the HAT has an RS-485 port, a power LED and a handy push button with which you can safely shut down the Raspberry Pi . The HAT is easy to use thanks to the pluggable connectors. In addition, the HAT is compatible with all versions of the Raspberry Pi , from Zero to 5. For power, the HAT requires 5V, either from the Raspberry Pi or via its own 2-pin connector. The current consumption is low, only 10mA. When using the connector, no additional power is required for the Raspberry Pi . A power LED shows the status of the power supply and eight LEDs indicate the status of groups of 8 inputs . You can select the status of inputs 1-8 or 9-16 via a jumper or a Raspberry Pi GPIO pin. Stacking up to eight HATs on the Raspberry Pi is possible. Each HAT has jumpers for identification and a three-position jumper for the stack level. Two jumpers are included with each HAT for your convenience.