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Have you tried this? https://www.rexcontrols.com/media/DOC/E ... rv_ENG.pdf

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If you want to use external power supply, you do not need to make connection to the AI- and definitely not to 12V!

Just connect the positive pole to AOV, negative to AOG.

By the way, minimum voltage on the AOV is 12V in order to be able to get 10V on the AO.

Hello,

see this: http://unipi.technology/wiki/Reading_si ... of_devices

The battery is CR2032

The value of Ai is presented in mili Volts, so all you need to do is divide by 1000. Try playing with the X2 value

You definitely do not want to connect 24V AC :) But what is a little confusing that the connector has 0-10V DC but does not have a proper GND for it... Or am I missing anything? Because you cannot connect the GND of UniPi to the AC gnd. But if you find where to put gnd for the 0-10V than you can eas...

Thanks for the tips. We are aware of the lack of documentation, however the first generation was meant for geeks and fans. But we are already working on a new web where we plan to have more documentation and tutorials, so stay tuned

Hello, yes I think it might work.

/etc/evok.conf