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Re: Wiring previous-year banner sensors

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Originally Posted by Mike Copioli View Post
Please do exactly what Shawn suggested above. We have the same Banner sensor and we wired it the same way Shawn did (except we used the black wire). It doesn't matter what wire (white or black) you use for signal, but only use one. You must, however, get your 12v from the PDP adn a 20 amp breaker or it will not work. You can not get power from the digital sidecar for your banner sensor as it can only deliver 5 volts to the digital IO.
That's how we currently have it wired. The sensor is active as well, showing correct status indications on its LEDs. Also, like I said, if checked with a voltmeter it sends the correct signals. However, if I hook this same line up to a SIG line on the digital sidecar and declare it as an input in code, it does not change in value when the sensor switches. The same code detects switching properly with a microswitch.

We have tried two banner sensors.
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