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    Ways To Turn Knob With Stepper Motor Using Arduino

    This shouldnt be an issue as the white paddle is rubber and flexes so if something does get stuck then the servo should have no issues with continuous rotating.
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    Ways To Turn Knob With Stepper Motor Using Arduino

    Hey all I am wondering what would be the best items to purchase for me to be able to turn this know (continuous) below: I'm just needing to know what kind of servo torque I would need in order to turn that without issues of it getting stuck mid-ways. i spoke to the original creator of that...
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    Do i need to cut the red and brown wires going to the fan itself? I can pull the red and brown wires out of the switch just fine - is that acceptable or does it really need to be cut from the fan side? I then use the black probe on the black wire that's going into the switch (that's still...
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    right and it is. - I have a probe on the black wire and red probe on the brown wire and seeing what ohms it is on HIGH and then LOW. - I have a probe on the black wire and red probe on the red wire and seeing what ohms it is on HIGH and then LOW.
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    Im reading 00.4ohms for both sides no matter high or low.
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    Do i still need the black wire connected to the switch and power applied when checking the ohms?
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    Alright here are my findings Ok here are my findings: White + Brown on HIGH = 134vac White + Red on High = 124vdc And just for kicks I went ahead and did LOW: White + Brown on LOW = 124vdc White + Red on LOW = 114vdc
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    Does my previous post tell you anything you needed to know, Tha?
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    when i connect both RED and BROWN to the BLACK and RED probes i get 124.2 but the fan does not run. Taking off ether the RED or BLACK probe and it runs.
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    I take it that the RED and BROWN wires still need to be connected inside the rotary knob housing in order for this to work?
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    Looks good there Tha. In your first one though it looks like you had relays on both sides :) I will be using this type of relay: And this will be the ESP i am using:
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    OK So here it is: BROWN wire = Low fan speed RED wire = HIGH fan speed BLACK wire = HOT With the black prob on BLACK and the red prob on RED with the fan ON/HIGH I get: 09.9 With the black prob on BLACK and the red prob on BROWN with the fan ON/LOW I get: 00.0 With the black prob on BLACK and...
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    Control a knob on a Honeywell fan via ESP8266

    Hey all I am wondering what all I would need in order to control this knob on my Honeywell 2-in 1 Air Circulator Fan, HT-9700 I am wanting to use a ESP8266 in order to control it via wifi. I know how to do it on that side but I am unsure what's available for the other side (the...
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    Hooking up deadbolt motor to TB6612FNG Stepper Motor Controller

    is this the correct way of doing it? of course it would be an esp8266 and not an Arduino board and using 3.3v instead of 5v:
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    Hooking up deadbolt motor to TB6612FNG Stepper Motor Controller

    I failed to mention that I will be using a ESP8266 esp-12F so I'm not sure that has the pull up?
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    Hooking up deadbolt motor to TB6612FNG Stepper Motor Controller

    Alright so I finally got around to testing out the limit switch. Seems the Left pin is Gnd and the middle pen is voltage and the right pin is na. Measuring the limit switch its 0vdc when not engaged and 3.3v when it is engaged. So knowing that, wouldn't it be best to use an Analog input for...
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    Hooking up deadbolt motor to TB6612FNG Stepper Motor Controller

    Ah it seems to be working now. YAY! :) Just need to tweak the code a little and hook up the limit switches to the analog inputs and see if i get readings from them. That would just consist of grounding one side and running the other to the arduino analog pin, correct?
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    Hooking up deadbolt motor to TB6612FNG Stepper Motor Controller

    This is how I did my layout:
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    Hooking up deadbolt motor to TB6612FNG Stepper Motor Controller

    Should the motor turn when i apply 5vdc to the red wire and gnd for the black wire? It does nothing when doing that.
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    Hooking up deadbolt motor to TB6612FNG Stepper Motor Controller

    Well i hooked it up to the TB6612FNG and the Arduino and i got....nothing. //motor A connected between A01 and A02 //motor B connected between B01 and B02 int STBY = 6; //standby //Motor A int PWMA = 3; //Speed control int AIN1 = 4; //Direction int AIN2 = 5; //Direction...
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