HLG-600H-54B RC+ lead

pulpoinspace

pulpoinspace

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looking at the HLG-600H-54B for a build i'm working on and i saw these RC+(brown) and RC-&GND(black) and +5Vse(Yellow) leads

i'm new to electronics and I haven't seen them on any of the smaller drivers I've worked with

can someone please explain what they are and what to they do?

thanks in advance
HLG-600H-SPEC.jpg
 
maxlev

maxlev

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that had me scratching head yesterday
even had a perv at the pdf & that did not help
radio control?
 
pulpoinspace

pulpoinspace

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REMOTE ON/OFF CONTROL
Power on : "High" >2 ~ 5V or Open circuit Power off : "Low" <0 ~ 0.5V or Short circuit

5V STANDBY
5V: [email protected] ; tolerance
5%, ripple : 100mVp-p(max.)


idk what it all means
 
shimbob

shimbob

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Connect the RC+ and RC- wires together, ie short them, driver goes into standby. Disconnect them, ie open them, driver turns on.
The other stuff regarding various voltages is just another way of doing the same thing.
 
Randomblame

Randomblame

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Yeah, much easier as to use an external relay like with all other HLG drivers. One can also use dimmer knobs with build-in on/off switch. Its a nice feature and I realy miss it on all the other HLG-series drivers.
 
pulpoinspace

pulpoinspace

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so, if im using a potentiometer like the one from rapid i just use the regular dim leads, ignore those leads and keep them tucked away?
 
Randomblame

Randomblame

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pulpoinspace said:
so, if im using a potentiometer like the one from rapid i just use the regular dim leads, ignore those leads and keep them tucked away?
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Yepp, only make sure the RC wires are not connected. I would use a heatshrink tubing or some iso tape and then hide them. But you can also connect them to a simple on/off switch.
 
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