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Rick RubinoOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Just wondering if there is a differance in the ac/dc commander boards. the manual shows how to wire both can and AC motors and the ones I have are marked DC commander but it has all the conections for the AC motor as well. i have a couple of traditional things I would like to convert with the ERR boards I have on hand. Rick

4/2/202:16 PM

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gunrunnerjohnOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Yes, there's a difference. Different code, the AC board doesn't have the bridge rectifier, etc.

If you're doing an AC motor, you need the AC commander. The DC Commander won't properly control those pins.

4/2/202:44 PM

Rick RubinoOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Thanks

4/2/207:27 PM

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