Hi all,
I am trying to use the Opener to drive a relay to simulate the open button of the Intercom.
AFAIK Opener has to be configured to Generic - Others.
Which of the wires need to be connected to the relay circuit?
As mentioned by others, it could be blue and purple, but I am unsure.
Thks. for all your time.
BR
Tilman
Purple & Blue will be shortened (i.e. connected), when the Opener is actuated.
Yeah, I already saw this article, but the main question is, what exactly means “shortened”? Is it a potential free relay contacts, open drain or whatever. Using the blue and purple wires to shorten the open button of the intercom did not work.
The Opener itself functions as a normally open relay with no voltage output. If you want to use it to drive another relay, you’ll need to add an external power supply to the circuit. Covering that setup is outside the scope of this forum and is more about general electronics rather than the Opener itself.
I´ve already provided the schematic of the setup to your support.
And the question was: Is it a real Relay, or something semiconductor like?
It’s an SSR, but that does not make any difference. It shortens a contact (as long as the switched load stays within the spec).
A Solid State Relay is of course different compared to one with mechanical contacts.
But anyway, after months of ping pongs, the first response with a solid technical background.