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Hi @martin-kudláček ,

sorry for the superlate response! I went on holiday the day after my last post.

I will try to do the upgrade myself and otherwise we can still do a Teamviewer session. will let you know!

@juntiedt Yes, https://github.com/UniPiTechnology/evok#installation-process-for-the-20-evok-version

Hello @Boy-Lenssen ,

list itemDIs are a galvanically isolated so unless the voltage and current will stay in the limits, you should be OK Digital outputs & analog inputs and outputs are coupled together to common ground. So a there could be a risk of potential damage to these components when you are off the limits.

But do not worry the device is designed to provide maximum reliability when installed in the standard installation environment. And yes, replacing the device in case something goes wrong is the easiest and cheapest solution.

@tomas_hora Awesome! When I have time again for this project, I'll try it!

@tomas_hora I got it working, thanks! I did not have a power supply at hand, but I just abused the 5v of a Raspberry Pi I had laying around to see if the light goes on :)

I also got the notification via websocket...awesome stuff :heartpulse:

@Boy-Lenssen DR-30-24 is the power supply recommended for used for powering the big Neurons.

You need to see what is the power requirements of the device you will be using and choose the power supply accordingly. Eg. Neuron S103 requires 12W at 24VDC so people should use power supply that gives 24VDC and min 12W(0.5A). The same it is with any other device...

@Boy-Lenssen DR-30-24 is the power supply recommended for used for powering the big Neurons.

You need to see what is the power requirements of the device you will be using and choose the power supply accordingly. Eg. Neuron S103 requires 12W at 24VDC so people should use power supply that gives 24VDC and min 12W(0.5A). The same it is with any other device...

@Boy-Lenssen You should be OK.