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imageThis is a how-to I build a typical node, this will show you my methodology. You will need to gather your goodies. In this case, I will need the following: ( this is a complication of the Info, Manufac, and Category tables the only thing not included is the Quantity column.)

 

Product Name Quan My Part Number Manufacture Part Number
Enclosure, Polycarb 1 104-00001-00 Nam Ngai Hong
 605RS
Arduino Mega 1 35-00002-00 Arduino
 Mega 256 R3
"    "  Mount 1 95-00001-00 Arvan
 MegaMount
Module Relay, TTL interface 1 35-00005-00 Wood Electric
Module Breakout, RJ45, dual 1 26-00022-00 MDFLY Electronics MOL-DB0029
Module, Interface, CAN bus 1 39-00001-00 YKS Electronics
 ZC209600
Connector, Din, Female, 5 pins 1 26-0023-00 CUI devices
 SD-50SN
Connector, DB-25, Female, Wire Wrap Tails 1 26-00021-00 Chinch DB25S-F179
Bolts 4-40 x 1/2" 4 18-00003-00 Keystone Electronics
 9329
Nuts 4-40 4 18-00009-00 Keystone Electronics
Washer, Star with Internal Teeth 4 18-00008-00 Keystone Electronics
 11362-5
Screws, Self Tap. (for Arduino Mount) 4 18-0000x-00

Front Panelimage


Rear Panelimage

* Please note that the large round hole was a booboo.
  1. is to drill, and route the two holes with Rotozip ®]bits on the drill, this is for the DB-25 mounting plates (which I may or not need).
  2. Then I need two (2) # 6 holes and taped on the front and the rear of the lid, to hold it to the case. Next is a spritz of red paint on the front panel only this is the only thing that shows. 
  3. The next thing is to Wire-Wrap® connectors J1, J2, and J3 to the DB-25s. Then test the output of the frequency switches via the USB terminal
  4. The next this is to Wire-Wrap® the CAN bus and Relay Modules.
    1. Then wire the output of the CAN module to the RJ-45 module.
    2. Lastly bringing 5vdc, 12vdc, and ground from the DIN5 Connector is for two functions 1. power to the Arduino and 12volt power for the Lamps via the relay.
    3. Now to write some software!!!
      • Send a properly formatted message to the USB terminal.
      • Receive a request for status (heartbeat)
      • Future integration with Node -0

Lines with Red strikethrough are done.