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dcttech usbrelay

dcttech usbrelay

dcttech usbrelay

Status supported
Source code dcttech-usbrelay
Channels up to 8
Ratings 10A 250VAC / 10A 30VDC
Connectivity USB HID

The dcttech.com USBRelay is a USB relay card with up to 8 relays (models with 1, 2, 4, or 8 relays exist). The firmware is based on V-USB and presents itself as USB HID to the PC (so that no driver installation is required on Windows).

See Info for USB details.

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Example use

Detect the device and display its properties.

 $ **sigrok-cli -d dcttech-usbrelay --scan**
 The following devices were found:
 dcttech-usbrelay:conn=/dev/hidraw2 - www.dcttech.com USBRelay4 [S/N: 12345]

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 $ **sigrok-cli -d dcttech-usbrelay --show**
 Driver functions:
     Multiplexer
 Scan options:
     conn
 dcttech-usbrelay:conn=/dev/hidraw2 - www.dcttech.com USBRelay4 [S/N: 12345]
 Channel groups:
     R1: channel
     R2: channel
     R3: channel
     R4: channel
 Supported configuration options across all channel groups:
     conn: /dev/hidraw2 (current)
     enabled: on, off

Display the relay state.

 $ **sigrok-cli -d dcttech-usbrelay --get channel_group=R1:enabled --get channel_group=R2:enabled --get channel_group=R3:enabled --get channel_group=R4:enabled**
 true
 false
 false
 true

Manipulate the state of relays.

 $ **sigrok-cli -d dcttech-usbrelay --config channel_group=R1:enabled=off --config channel_group=R2:enabled=on --set**

Resources

  • V-USB project page, software bitbanging USB for AVR controllers that don't have native USB hardware support
  • product description and source code repo of a private project that is not related to the vendor, implements OpenSource libraries and CLI and GUI applications to control these cards