I have red, black, and yellow wires; whet are the corresponding pins on this sensor (pins are labeled "UCC","GND", and "OUT." Excuse my ignorance pls
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VCC (what you call UCC) is the steady voltage IN. (what powers the sensor). GND is the Ground or Negative terminal. the VCC and GND should be connected to a 5VDC source. I'm guessing that is what your Red and Black wires are for. The OUT is the pin that changes from 0V to 5V when the sensor senses motion. It should be connected to the input of whatever you are triggering.
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UCC is +D.C. voltage supply (4-20 volts), GND or black is the common for supply voltage( ground), and the yellow, "OUT" is the output that changes from lo to high logic level.
661793
I am not certain about the color coding for this device but "RED" wires are almost always the +positive conductor, _white the -negative, and black the "common". with my smoke detectors I just connected the jacks together.
1264911
The RJ 45 plug shows Black Red Green Yellow. Logic would suggest +/- is red/black and data (multiplex) between detector and remote station is yellow/green. But without a schematic, I would call their tech support and ask for pinout. They sell a cord with a 6" jumper with a connector for +/- to powered mirrors. Sorry IO couldn't be more help.
1606263
It all depends on the device in which you're going to use it. That is the diagram you'll need. Otherwise it is red (positive) and black (negative). Usually the device has the connection wires marked red and black and therefor red to red and black to black.
840434
Eric:Like you, I was unable to get a direct read from either of my 2 remote sensors. It, supposedly, will use the readings to "average" the temps, but like you, I would love to see a direct read-out on the face of the stat!Sorry I couldn't help you . . .Mike
2005542
I tried using another sensor from a different set along with the sensor that came with the receiver it did not work. Sorry.
1645955
Google the sensor and display to find the instructions. I seem to recall that there's a jumper on the circuit board that you need to set for one or two temp sensors. So I'd take a look at the docs before I gave up.
1687619
Not all strips are truly RGBC, make sure that you are lining up the correct inputs with the correct terminals. I had to switch some of mine around.
998398
You need to connect only the red & yellow wires across the switch. Red wire comes from the battery and yellow wire goes back to the relay coil. The black (ground) wire can be ignored.
996127
These are a little more confusing than the original units. The red and black still go to the + and - terminals (power). The remaining two wires are the output from the device which actually trips the alarm panel. The reason for the extra terminals is to maintain supervision of the device which puts the alarm zone into trouble when the sensor reaches the end of its life. You connect the wires to the NO and C and do not use the NC terminal (these are the three terminals on the other side of the detector). Next you put a short wire jumper between the C terminal where the alarm wire is and the NO terminal next to the power connection. Finally you will have to splice a short piece of wire to one end of the resistor and connect the wire to the NO terminal with the alarm wire and the other end of the resistor to the C terminal by the power connection. If everything is correct the alarm zone should ready ready and not in trouble. After placing your account on test, press and hold the test button for about 10 seconds. You will hear it beep a few times and then you will hear a click. At this point it should set off the alarm. Good luck!
190978
I'm assume the relay position you're talking about is White connected to Gray. At that time, is the Black wire connected to anything? The Enforcer sounds like a mechanical relay (it "clicks"), so I doubt you'd get any stray current into Black at the sensor.
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Hi Glenn, I don't know the part number, sorry. But I also need a replacement and need the part number...wondering if you've had any luck yet, or if anyone else knows? they have LOTS of orange sensors on amazon, but I guess we both need to know which one is the right one... :)
1601384
Mine didn't have a white wire. I used red=VDD, black=GND, and Yellow=Signal.
1892820
I sent that unit back and I can not remember all the pins..........it was too confusing for me to get it going for the application I needed a controller for. I ended up with a Barret Controller on my kiln.
2064417
if you open the back shell you will see: red = 5v black = gnd white = RXD green = TXD. 3v3, RTS, CTS, DSR and DTR are also available if you add wires
1851330
You may also want to check the wires leading to the unit(if this is a troubleshooting issues). I purchased these and turns out I needed new wires and not sensors.
2080811
All I need to do to get mine to work is to hold down the buttons and it shows the numbers in black. I haven't had a problem with the sensor at all.