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				Re: Ruida 6445G under the shell
				Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2021
				by Chad Tennant
				I think that I damaged the transistor or optocoupler that is connected to the Status pin.
I am getting wonky voltages from that pin. It won't go to zero voltage after it has been triggered and then untriggered. It stays at 12v. Same with the Wind pin, after it was triggered.
Can you tell me if the Status pin's transistor or optocoupler is in position Q5? Or is it somewhere else?
The item at Q5 is definitely giving me different measurements than the like items at Q3, Q4, and Q6.
Much appreciated.
			 
			
					
				Re: Ruida 6445G under the shell
				Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2021
				by Chad Tennant
				The item I think is damaged is circled.
			 
			
					
				Re: Ruida 6445G under the shell
				Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2021
				by Doug Fisher
				Tim, did you find a coin-style battery for memory backup installed on your Ruida controller?  At first, I thought I saw one in the upper right area of your second picture.  After downloading and enlarging the picture, it looks like that round silver thing might just be a rounds silver quality control sticker of some sort.  It appears to have "Q5 Passed" written on it.
			 
			
					
				Re: Ruida 6445G under the shell
				Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2021
				by Corey Andrew
				Not sure if anyone is replying to this thread anymore, but I'm curious about Chad's issue with Optocoupler or transistor.  Also, are those Optocouplers thru hole or surface mount, I cant quite tell from photo but with connector on other side I feel like it should be surface mount.  I saw somewhere else someone said they were Toshiba785's.  Any part number or guess on the transistor?
			 
			
					
				Re: Ruida 6445G under the shell
				Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2021
				by Jack Wilborn
				The smd packages shouldn't be too hard to replace, they are of a reasonable size.    I only see 1 picture. 
 
Does anyone have any kind of schematic for these animals?
How was this diagnosed?
Thanks
 
			
					
				Re: Ruida 6445G under the shell
				Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2021
				by Gene Uselman
				Tim [the OP] has moved on I am afraid- he was into electronics and a lot of fun. I have never seen a controller schematic anywhere, personally.