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Save money with the new digital version! Connects with simple jumpers. One button programming for the entire chain! Better alternative than using FX51A's chained together except when detectors are placed more than 1 foot from each other.
Prop kit to detect the placement of 4 objects. In many cases, this kit can replace more sophisticated RFID detection systems. This system works great when the prop placements have some registration to the surface they sit on.
Alternatively, it can be used in a chess puzzle to simply detect the placement of any 4 magnets (attached to chess pieces).
Controller Specifications
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Input voltage
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6 – 26V
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Outputs
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1 Solid State Relay, 24V (max), 2A
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Hall Sensor
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Digital
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Processor
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NXP/Freescale ARM Cortex M0+
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Magnetic Specifications
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Gauss Sensitivity
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+/- 430 Gauss
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Sample Magnet A,
.125”x.125”, N42
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20G from .5” from surface.
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D22
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Sample Magnet B,
.25”x.25”, N42
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107G from .5” from surface.
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D44
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Sample Magnet C,
. 375”x.50”, N42
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62G from 1.0” from surface.
307G from .5” from surface.
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D68
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Sample Magnet D,
.5”x.5”, N52
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69G from 1.75” from surface.
236G from 1.25” from surface.
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D88-N52
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When using the same magnet in two positions, the goal is to stay
within the sensitivity range but provide enough ‘margin on each side for
accurate detection and discretion (difference between the two). When combined with utilizing both poles, 4
or more combinations can be accurately detected.
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Magnetic field calculator and magnets available at
https://www.kjmagnetics.com/
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Features
- Save time with wiring and instructions
- Silent operation
- Drive a maglock directly
- Includes 12V, 1A Power Supply
- 6 output modes: active high, active low, pulse high, pulse low, set and clear
- *New high sensitivity mode!
- Configurable sensitivity
Solid state output switch
- Pluggable header
- Can be used for chess boards, simple placement props, multiple placement props, and anywhere else you want silent magnetic detection.
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