Hi Dave,
Take a look at the EZIO6I quick start PDF. Its wiring requirements are a bit different than the I/O-Linc.
I believe you'll want to connect I1+ to the 12V terminal, and the contact closure/switch between the I1- terminal and the GND terminal.
Homelink integration
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Thanks for the hint on looping the power through the circuit. While the PDF doc says this, it's buried in the doc, and not clear.
What was confusing is the 12V terminal on this unit, as opposed to the 5V terminal on the I/OLinc. When reading the doc, it keeps mentioning 5V inputs, which threw me off. Now that I understand the digital inputs (and have them working with Triggers), I see the docs are very correct, but just lacking in examples for newbies like me
Anyway, thanks again for your help.
What was confusing is the 12V terminal on this unit, as opposed to the 5V terminal on the I/OLinc. When reading the doc, it keeps mentioning 5V inputs, which threw me off. Now that I understand the digital inputs (and have them working with Triggers), I see the docs are very correct, but just lacking in examples for newbies like me
Anyway, thanks again for your help.
Dave
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