I already ask him to double confirm. Check the picture.

It is AC24 supply to the RF. red and black wire.

The pictures show 2 different boards (notice the power connector orientation). The board dimensions are also different.

The 5V one can be powered from 5V supply or USB (5V)

The 12V one can be powered from 12V supply or USB (5V)

I just noticed your drawing shows AC24V to RF board. This drawing is on main board?

Sorry but why need to identify everything?
I thought just connect that inching sonoff output to the same contacts as the RF module
Then you just need a 5v or 12v source

That’s why I’m asking if OP realize this that he won’t know his gate status

If you not sure or cannot hear it, do this, use 1 wire, short the com and the fully open.

1) short it in short time. After short, immediately let go. What happen to the gate ?
2) Short it long time. Wire stay long. Do not let go. What happen to the gate open ?

This test is to confirm using inching (momentum) or switch type to operate.

I wish the sonoff comeout some input/output wireless device.

Currently all are just output but can't feedback (input).

So this is an inching type. You can set the timing at the dip switch. Spec on the board. But if already run that longtime without problem, better don't touch it.

Sonoff solution not difficult. Easy job. 1 eye close wiring. 



Use a AC/DC converter here -> Converter Than 2 pcs Sonoff inching module. Use the 12V type. Each control side open and full open.

Follow the picture wiring. Get a proper junction box to house the unit. If place outdoor, makesure water don't get in.

Done.

* Don't blame me if KFC the board or you KFC yourself.   
The wiring diagram is correct as much as possible base on the feedback.

If you still can comeback a life, than tell us here your DIY. 

I think better get some devices like broadlink rmpro, can learn the RF signal and control by app, simple and easier.

That was how mine work before. There are a set of trimpot to adjust the time. How ever, my new card now works differently. It will open and then sense the load current. Once the doors are fully open and hit the limit, motor will still continue thus increase the current. The board sense the current and then stop the motor.

Since you said not familiar with electronic, so I think the

1) least less wiring
2) as easy as possible to do. No modification to anything.
3) Not touch the AC240V voltage. Which might dangerous for inexperience people.

The whole thing won't cost more than RM130. I think reasonable la.

If you no KFC, than get some KFC for idoblu. 

I not sure what is your background and not regular here.

Safety is important. Don't get kill by your hobby.

I cannot simply guide you without think about your safety. It is my responsibility to makesure it safe as much as possible to handle.

Till you experience, playsafe.

Swing Autogate board usually have current sensor and timer. When it reach near to fully open or closed it will slow down to prevent damaging. Than it will sense current if over current it will shut off (when fully closed or open), the timer it will auto learn if it was rebooted. Some older system will need manual adjustment.

If it operate at full power all the time you risk damaging the gate, arms or joints.

so you mean you have programming knowledge but not EE ?

Lol many consumer electronics doesn’t. Eg your chargers.

They have ac transformer step down to switching regulator with some filtering.

Hi Guys,

Early this week, I had installed the long awaited smart lock for my house front door.
This is a good stuff... so it's worth sharing to you.

The model is U-tec Ultraloq UL1.
I got it from Indiegogo by backing the project.
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ultraloq...th-smart-lock#/

From my long research, it's the only digital lock in the market that fulfills my criteria below:
1. Door access with fingerprint, card and remote app access.
2. Compatible with IFTTT and Alexa (optional).
3. Compatible with most Malaysia door lock hole (important).
4. Competitive price.

Item #3 is very important for me.
I had installed the lock within an hour without the help from locksmith.. no modification on the wooden needed == no additional cost.

Of course, I also did some research on other digital locks from Gateman/Yale, Samsung, Xiaomi, Schlage, August and etc but none of them can fulfill my criteria.
The only downside for this Ultraloq is the company, U-tec is relatively new startup.
Good thing is... the lock works nicely on my door now. 

If WiFi is what you mean:

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No picture is taken yet.
If your existing lock is cylindrical or normal gripset types, then it'll be compatible.
Not compatible with mortise type.

Simple to check... just look at the door latch if it is the short or long type.
Short type should be compatible.
The expected integration will be IFTTT and Alexa.
Actually, I have yet to explore into this yet because the feature will only be released in near future.
For me, I have a door sensor installed which is good enough to notify if a door is open/close.
Unless I want to perform different actions on different users upon door open/close, then I'll need to use the lock feature.

Most (if not all) IoT or smart devices depend on WiFi.
In my setup, I have a UPS connecting to my modem, router and IoT gateway (SmartThings / Mi Gateway).
The sensors are batter powered.
So, I don't worry if someone disconnects my electricity to bypass my security system.
In this case, I'll get the push notification and the siren will trigger.

IFTTT (if this then that) is merely a service to integrate smart devices from different vendors.
For example: if "U-tec lock is open", then "start video capturing from Samsung camera"

Alexa is like Google Assistant.
I'm planning to use echo speaker to lock/unlock the door especially for my kids.

This is the first smart stand fan that I came across.

SmartMi Fan
https://www.zhimi.com/fan/

It runs on DC motor, and has battery built in and remote control features.

Dont like the China server. 

Interesting. Do give it a try.