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# Home page for Bluetooth/WiFi Diesel Heater Controller documentation
+## Version 1 PCB
+## Version 2 PCB, offered with case
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## Compatibility
The design presented here will only work with heaters that use a "blue wire interface".
Of course the colour of the wire is only that of a PVC sheath.
The important aspect is what the electronics hardware exists at either end of the blue wire.
+### Digital protocol controllers
If your heater uses one of the following style controllers, this design **will** be compatible:
![Rotary](uploads/24ebe408965a916fc0a0f2b5294be914/Rotary.PNG)
![LCD](uploads/4f58dde93eac36a19e8dc585b2a485ee/LCD.PNG)
-![20190111_083207](uploads/4d758c5478777c3b2077614956d23420/20190111_083207.jpg)
+### Controller loom connection
+The digital protocol controllers use one of 2 styles of loom connection.
+A 3 pin triangular waterproof conenctor, or a smaller round 3 pin waterproof connector:
+![3pinplug](uploads/7fe89a4c612ef4b517a18193cc0d4228/3pinplug.jpg)
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+### Heater control PCB (remains in use)
The all important part though is the control PCB within the heater.
This is the PCB within a blue wire enabled heater that will 100% work with this controller design.
The blue wire interface is circled in the following photo:
+![20190111_083207](uploads/4d758c5478777c3b2077614956d23420/20190111_083207.jpg)
The important selection criteria is whether a dual transistor multiplexer is evident on the input path of the blue wire, this sort of topology **must** exist, if the wire runs direct to the microprocessor, it is most likely incompatible, and probably an analogue voltage from a pot: