Hi! I followed the instructions in: https://www.phidgets.com/?view=articles&article=EducationTutorialStartPi on a totally new installation of Buster on a Raspberry Pi 3 model B v1.2 and have an external power supply attached to a hub between the Pi and the Phidget. I can do lsusb and get: Bus 00...

And here is the _real_ final conclusion: don't test this kind of stuff with the Phidget USB connected to a USB loader! The Phidget board works differently than when the USB is connected to the USB port of a PC. Why? Don't have the slightest clue, beats my logic. But as you have understood by now, I'...

No, seems like there is only one year warranty from shipment date, so I'll just have to throw this one away and buy a new

After lowering the power voltage to the TDL a little, that works as it should. After a lot of testing, I found that the input ports on the phidget stay on after they once have been lit, even if I remove the wire! So I tested on another phidget 0/16/16 (which is in use for house warming control, so I...

Hi again! You are really helpful here, I think we are getting close to the root. I thought all the G's on the 0/16/16 where connected on the board? If not, why is it not the V between the input port 0 and the G next to it that define if the port is on? Which port is the boards own G? After reading y...

Update: it seems I have been confused by the lights on the 0/16/16. The light on input port 0 lights when the output from the TDL-758 is connected, whether the voltage (measured on 0/16/16 connectors G and 0) is 24V or 0V??? I haven't connected to pc yet, but I would guess it would show the port as ...

Thanks for the tip! The timer is on 15s. If I connect only 24V in and not the output, it works like it should. After a movement, it triggers on and stays like that for around 15s, then goes down. But as soon as I connect the output, it switches on instantly when I connect power and only blinks off s...

Thank you very much!

Yes, I found out about the 8/8/8 input <15V. So I tested on a 0/16/16.

If I use the 5V output from the board, nothing is triggered.

If I attach 24V external power, the TDL-758 just goes constantly off/on...

Hi! I have bought a number of motion sensors of type TDL-758. This raises the output signal to the same as the input voltage when triggered, for a time that can be adjusted. I use 24V in my house control system, because the easiest relays to get hold of use 24V to switch. I want to use phidgets to r...