Crash_Override/ESP32_ChinaDieselHeater_Control
1
0
Fork 0
Code Issues Pull requests Projects Releases Wiki Activity

Update home

Ray Jones 2019-04-28 20:43:28 +00:00
parent ca28605c8e
commit bf87ba6bbb
1 changed files with 1 additions and 1 deletions
Show stats Download patch file Download diff file Expand all files Collapse all files

2
home.md

@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ If your heater uses one of the following style controllers, this design **will**
<img src="uploads/1e2dbba5619b43a5e477b548c1ccc9bf/LEDcontroller.jpg" alt="LED controller" width="200"/>
![LCD](uploads/4f58dde93eac36a19e8dc585b2a485ee/LCD.PNG)
<img src="uploads/af109cddb231e7df0297d692b1e3a96b/BlueLCD.jpg" alt="Blue LCD" width="300"/>
![20190111_083207](uploads/4d758c5478777c3b2077614956d23420/20190111_083207.jpg)
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:
<img src="uploads/658fbea92b4a4f3cf0386b5512f8dcd5/HeaterPCB.jpg" alt="Heater PCB" width="600"/>
![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:
![BlueWireIF](uploads/491d71e7576b446351d4634d30e1a038/BlueWireIF.PNG)