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<p>Created page with &quot;= What do we need = * KNX terminal without cable * 2x pins * PCB * solder iron (about 25 W is enough) * soldering tin <a href="/index.php/File:SolderKNXpins1.jpg" title="File:SolderKNXpins1.jpg">File:SolderKNXpins1.jpg</a> = Steps = == Step 1 == Plac...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>= What do we need =<br /> * KNX terminal without cable<br /> * 2x pins<br /> * PCB<br /> * solder iron (about 25 W is enough)<br /> * soldering tin<br /> [[File:SolderKNXpins1.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> = Steps =<br /> == Step 1 ==<br /> Place the KNX terminal upside down on table and put pins in it<br /> <br /> [[File:SolderKNXpins2.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == Step 2 ==<br /> Put PCB on KNX terminal. Pins should go through the holes.<br /> PCB may stay tilted, but it is no problem.<br /> [[File:SolderKNXpins3.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == Step 3 ==<br /> Turn the PCB in the direction, so you can easily access one of KNX pins.<br /> Put soldering tin on a contact area and heat it up with a solder iron. Put enough solder tin on it. Whole pin and contact area should be covered. <br /> [[File:SolderKNXpins4.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == Step 4 ==<br /> Please check if KNX terminal is tilted or not. If yes, hold the PCB parallel to a table with KNX terminal upside down and heat up contact area. Now you can place terminal in a good position. After it let it cool down.<br /> [[File:SolderKNXpins5.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == Step 5 ==<br /> Now, you can solder the second contact.<br /> <br /> [[File:SolderKNXpins6.jpg]]</div>

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