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Still waiting, no worries. Got a reply from Derrin I need to send an email out to everyone. Drilling and taping the cap did not work, it leaves a tapered edge and the washer would have to sit on the taper which I think would eventually fail. So.. since I have the tap now, plan B is to re-tap the th...

Anyone received theirs yet?

BCS-462 Work has been underway on designing a new controller with more I/O. The BCS-462 will run the same software as the 460, but have 8 temp inputs, 8 discrete inputs, and 18 outputs (6 pwm, 12 on/off). Since both the 460 and 462 will run the same software, all of the updates listed above will ap...

I was wondering the same thing. As far as price goes, it appears to be $34 without the power option.

http://www.embeddedcontrolconcepts.com/order.html

Awesome! Now I need to figure out how many to order. Any install instructions?

Any update on the expansion cards? I'm moving across the pond next month and was hoping that I could get one purchased and delivered before I moved.

Thanks!

Alternatively, we've been getting quite a few requests for an I/O expander card which would indeed solve your problem, but that's still on the drawing board and I can't give any firm commitment on availability. I'll pay for mine now if that will help with development costs! I guess I should prolly ...

Paul and I had a great chat and when I get back from brewing this evening I will be posting an updated diagram and some of the things we discussed in further detail.

Thanks again Paul and Brett!

The first being it will not work as it is setup in the wiring diagram. The GFCI will trip and not allow you to power up if there is any path to earth independent of your power source. I take that statement back. It took me a bit to really understand your diagram. (I also had to download the image t...

P-J/Brett, Thank you for your help! What I am trying to do is have my control panel/box portable. Hence the reason for the 14-50R. The goal is to have a 6/12 load center connected to that 14-50R via a 50A GFCI breaker in the main panel. From there I will have 2 30A double pole breakers in the load c...