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Can't get 2-relay module to work through JD-Vcc
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I'm testing it out using a 5v 1 amp power supply.
If the JD-Vcc jumper is set and I power the relay board via the Vcc and ground pins next to the input pins, everything works fine. … I removed the JD-Vcc jumper and connected the power supply's 5v to the JDVcc pin and ground to the ground pin on the separate connector set. …
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