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Recent content by Jeff Hastings

  1. J

    HVAC Monitor

    HMmmmm... Are you guys saying the second way is better?
  2. J

    HVAC Monitor

    thanks guys, I ordered the parts today. I'll post back next week if it flickers too much and I need to fix that.
  3. J

    HVAC Monitor

    Great thanks for the ideas. I'll see if I can get it to work.
  4. J

    HVAC Monitor

    Yes, they all have the same ground and all and currently used to trip relays in the HVAC system. I have no access to the relays and need to tap in at the thermostat terminals. I tried to scan a sketch but have never used this board before and may not have done it correctly. If not I'll try again.
  5. J

    HVAC Monitor

    no, I don't believe so. I'm taping into a standard thermostat which has a ground and common lead which are both tied together at the thermostat. then I am trying to build a monitor that will tell me when the thermostat put 24vac on any to the 5 outputs.
  6. J

    HVAC Monitor

    I am trying to build a monitoring device for my HVAC so I can see which stages are active. There a 5 24vac signals that could be on or off at any time. would like to have 5 LEDs, one on each signal, to monitor this. I would like to use the fewest parts possible, like driving all 5 individual...

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