@CKB That is correct, 0x32 is already taken by the relays on UniPi so you can theoretically add only 7 of EMO-R8

@maci23 check the documentation and RPI pinout. You might need to get rid off some Digital Inputs.

@kurt That you have to enable pull-up resistors for each GPIO that is connected to Digital Input in order to be able to read the status of digital inputs... btw check https://forum.unipi.technology/topic/54/windows-10-iot

Hello,

Thank you for your quick response!
Then I'll probably take a second Raspi or a cheap tablet ...

@Pietervandoren
run systemctl stop evok
and then start it manually:
/opt/evok/evok.py

and share the output here.

https://github.com/UniPiTechnology/evok#debugging

And the /boot/config was the same @s0fralk? Because every board and cable is tested before we ship it. Was it working for at least a while? Could you please provide the serial number of your UniPi?

Hello @Daniel-Lang,

your schematics is correct. Switching the L is the way.

@lefrank01 GPIO18 already used for AO as stated in the documentation

Hello @n.sawas,

you should definitely use the PIUSV with the JP1 DISmounted as you will be powering the RPi via the microUSB right?

@Alverman Sorry, Typo fixed.

@Daniel-Richter Relays are not connected to GPIO, they are connected via MCP23008 on the I2C bus, as stated in the documentation.

@skorp said in How long are the UniPi 1.1 and its Extension modules gone be supported:

8 channel expander has really small number of selling, we will make Neuron S100 with 2 channels, which should be enough for the major part of our customers.

Would you not consider a Expander unit, ware you can hookup the 4 remaining wires of the RJ45 to be used as free power lines?

Like a 12V + 24V, 5V + 12V or 2x 5V/12V/24V, to power 1Wire sensors and devises, then you don't need of running extra power wires if they need extra power.

Would be handy for things like steering a remote relay whit a DS2405.

Tho i don't know if the 1Wire hub can handle those power lines.

@zeus Thats why we do not assemble high power relays so people should use external socket relays which can be easily replaced - eg from Shack or Finder. Both have good socket relays for DIN rails.

@devien if you want to use fhem, then I am not sure if it can handle interrupts on GPIOs. However, you can use evok (which provides also a counter for each DI and of course debounce) and poll evok for the counters.

I have no experience with the 1Wire IC, but looks interesting :)

@zorro_66 You can, but except the OWFS itself, it is not directly supported in any software that I am aware of...

Thanks for the license!

Hello,

make sure set the slave to 2 as you had. Also double check the documentation, coils for DI using slave 2 are from coil 14 up to 29. You are reading coils 0-15.

Br,
Tomas

I have updated the wiki a little bit: http://unipi.technology/wiki/Inputs_13,14

Please check the pin numbering.