Ik wil een baybus maken alleen de enigste tutorials die ik kan vinden zijn engels... daar is verder niks mis mee maar specifieke dingen zijn erg moeilijk te begrijpen.
http://www.virtual-hideout.net/guides/5v_12v_baybus/index.shtml
dit is de beste site die ik heb kunnen vinden.
maar ik heb nog 3 vraagjes:
1) Waar moet je je fans aan verbinden ( aan die clipjes neem ik aan alleen: er komen 3 draden uit mijn fan, welke 2 moet ik dan aansluiten?)
2)Wat beteknt dit?
"Now we come to the tricky part. I am using a DPDT switch. This switch has an "ON/OFF/ON" state. The "OFF" state is useful if you want to stop the fan. At the back of the switch, you will see 6 terminals altogether. An electrician friend of mine said that the best way to test which set of terminals will respond to which position of the switch is to test it with a multimeter. He also mentioned that the middle terminals are the common terminals, meaning your voltage line-in should be soldered there. I decided to test it the old fashioned way. Hook it up with the wires and some electrical tapes and use my external PSU to test it. Not really very productive, but what can a cheapskate DIY'er like me do?"
3) is er geen nederlandse tutorial voor een baybus (regelbare)?
http://www.virtual-hideout.net/guides/5v_12v_baybus/index.shtml
dit is de beste site die ik heb kunnen vinden.
maar ik heb nog 3 vraagjes:
1) Waar moet je je fans aan verbinden ( aan die clipjes neem ik aan alleen: er komen 3 draden uit mijn fan, welke 2 moet ik dan aansluiten?)
2)Wat beteknt dit?
"Now we come to the tricky part. I am using a DPDT switch. This switch has an "ON/OFF/ON" state. The "OFF" state is useful if you want to stop the fan. At the back of the switch, you will see 6 terminals altogether. An electrician friend of mine said that the best way to test which set of terminals will respond to which position of the switch is to test it with a multimeter. He also mentioned that the middle terminals are the common terminals, meaning your voltage line-in should be soldered there. I decided to test it the old fashioned way. Hook it up with the wires and some electrical tapes and use my external PSU to test it. Not really very productive, but what can a cheapskate DIY'er like me do?"
3) is er geen nederlandse tutorial voor een baybus (regelbare)?
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