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Matrix: How much current does the Vpanel GPIO 5V support
Matrix: How much current does the Vpanel GPIO 5V support
By Administrator
Apr 06, 2019
It'sreally intended for the optos only, if powering external circuitry then it is done atcustomers risk. It’s the same voltage that drives the front panel electronicsand isn’t separately fused.We recommend to use with external opt-couplers only
Shouldbe safe <80mA.
Shouldbe safe <80mA.
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