DFF4.1 Building Instructions
Preparation
Check that all parts are there:
| Pcs. | Part |
|---|---|
| 2 | M3 hex-spacer, nylon, 15mm, with M3 screw on one end and inner thread on other end. |
| 2 | M3 hex-spacer, nylon, 18mm, with inner threads on both ends |
| 4 | M3 screw, nylon |
| 8 | relay |
| 8 | screw terminals, cage |
| 8 | 3mm LED, green |
| 8 | 3mm LED spacer, 5mm height |
| 1 | 3mm LED, red |
| 8 | tactile push button, xx mm, "Frontend Buttons" |
| 1 | tactile push button, xx mm, "Programming Button" |
| 1 | DIN Rail enclosure, consisting of:
|
| 1 | MiniUSB socket, vertical |
| 2 | micromatch socket, 2x3 pin |
| 1 | micromatch socket, 2x8 pin |
| 1 | micromatch socket, 2x4 pin |
| 2 | micromatch plug, 2x3 pin |
| 1 | micromatch plug, 2x8 pin |
| 1 | micromatch plug, 2x4 pin |
| 1 | pcs of flat cable |
| 1 | PCB enclosure cover, printed and drilled |
| 1 | M0dularis+ controller PCB |
| 1 | Frontend PCB, 8 Buttons, 8 LEDs |
| 1 | Application PCB, 8x BiRelay |
| 1 | MicroBCU with pinheaders |
| 2 | pins for KNX connection |
Take the flat cable and cut the following lengths and ensure, each cut part has it's own "red wire":
- xx cm, 6 wires
- xx cm, 8 wires
The result shoud look like this:
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Carefully put the micromatch plugs (2x3 for 6-wire and 2x4 + 2x8 for the 8-wire) onto the cut flat cable as shown here:
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Carefully use a pliers to crimp the plug. Be really careful and take you time. Otherwise you risk damage of micromatch plug!
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The result should look like this:
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When soldering the sockets, LEDs or switches, ...: Start with soldering just one pin. Then check the alignment. If realignment is needed, re-heat the the pin and realign. If alignment is okay, solder the remaining pins. Fixing a wrong alignment afterwards is tricky and you might ruin the PCB. So do it first time right and check alignment twice.
When soldering LEDs check the polarity twice. Unsoldering "through-hole" pins can ruin the through-hole-contact and thus the whole PCB. So be careful.
It's recommended that you stick to the here described order of adding parts to the PCB. That will ease the whole process for you
Controller
Close solder-jumper for I2C pullup resistors:
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Put in micromatch sockets and solder them:
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Put in MicroBCU and solder the pins.
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Put in MiniUSB socket and solder the pins. Ensure that the two outer shielding pins have good contact and enough solder.
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Pin in programming button and solder the pins.
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Put in red LED. Check the polarity twice! Unsoldering the LED might kill the trough-hole-contact and you PCB is trash!
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Solder the LED. Ensure that there is a distance of xx mm +-1mm between buttom of LED case and PCB. Tip: It's easier to adjust the height of the LED when just soldering one pin an adjust heigth while re-heating the pin. Then check alignment and solder second pin.
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Frontend
Put in the 2x3 micromatch socket and solder all the pins.
Put in the LEDs with the LED spacers. Check polarity twice before soldering!
Put in the frontend buttons and solder them as well.
Ensure that solder-jumpers for I2C adress is correctly set to:
A0: 0 A1: 0 A2: 0
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Application
Ensure that solder-jumpers for I2C adress is correctly set to:
A0: 1 A1: 0 A2: 0
Put in the 2x4 micromatch socket and solder the pins.
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Put in the screw terminals and solder them. Try to align the terminals to the outer PCB line.
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Put in the relays als solder them. If possible, keep at least a minimum space between the relays and also to next terminals.
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