Instructions to hook up LED DC 100mA meter SOLVED

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Instructions to hook up LED DC 100mA meter SOLVED

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I purchased an LED DC 100mA meter for my laser cutter when I got my X7 just getting around to hooking up meter

Four wires - red, black, green and blue. Anyone know where they go?
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Re: Instructions to hook up LED DC 100mA meter

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I guess you also have a datasheet for it.. probably one wire is the +5V(red?) one GND (Black?) one current in/+ (Blue?) and one is Current out/- (Green?)
Check your info..
Then connecting it:
If your LPSU has a +5V connection you can connect the Red(?) wire with that. The Black(?) GND goes to the LPSU's GND. The current in(+) goes to the lasertube Kathode (Near the laserbeam-exit) and the current out/- goes to the LPSU return wire (often a thin blue or red wire)..

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Re: Instructions to hook up LED DC 100mA meter

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Don't recall getting a data sheet? Can I find it online?
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Re: Instructions to hook up LED DC 100mA meter

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funhawke wrote:Don't recall getting a data sheet? Can I find it online?
See if this helps :)

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1759

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Re: Instructions to hook up LED DC 100mA meter

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I think he found out already.. The colors i mentioned are OK.. I found a picture of it and indeed, i was right..
So:
Red: +5V (can be retreived from the LPSU/+5V)
Black: GND (can also be retreived from LPSU/GND)
Green: IN- (goes to LPSU returnwire)
Blue: IN+ (goes to Lasertube/returnwire)

When this meter comes with a Shunt-resistor (normaly with a very small value, maybe even 0,1 Ohm) you have to place that between the Green and Blue wire

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