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hello all, iam currently using a SSR-RACK24 with an arduino uno. i have the 70-ODC5 to drive solenoids.

 

i have 5 leds to simulate the solenoids.

 

i have observed that right when i fire up the vi (which i'm posting here) all the leds turn on for a a fraction of a second, and then go to the off state. then i can switch them off and on. 

note: i set all the switches to off before running the vi.

 

this doesnt cut it for me, I need to be certain that no load will be turn on without my concent.

 

i tried the arduino close, right before the arduino initialized to make sure the port is certanly closed, but it did not help.

 

how can i dont have that quick on state?

 

help will be greatly appreciated.

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You need different hardware!!! some type of failsafe to prevent the SSR24 from operating until the arduno is up and running.


"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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As Jeff says, you need some additional hardware between the control hardware and the output hardware, as apparently there is a momentary condition before you have control. Now some hardware drivers have this built in, I don't know your current hardware.

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thanks for the replay lv_pro and jeff, i will look and see what piece of hardware can i add in the middle of the arduino and the ssr to avoid this momentary condition.

 any advice into this will be greatly apreaciated.

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One quick trick I use is to throw a pair of relays on the SSR boards power supply.  Require them to be in opposite states to enable the conrtol SSRs.


"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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