Hi,
I noticed that the 32-bit version of Bookworm has been deleted.
Could you please confirm if this was an error, or if there will no longer be a 32-bit version available?
https://kb.unipi.technology/en:hw:02-neuron:download-image:03-opensource
Regards,
Gabriel
Hello @knebb
Any news about the upgrade? An ETA maybe ?
I see:
I would like to know if they are stable enough to be used.
In https://kb.unipi.technology/posledni-image
It seems Bullseye is being used 😀 Did you forget to modify the English documentation? Or is it not ready yet?
2023-08-22 10:23:58 configure unipi-firmware-tools:arm64 2.14~bullseye <none>
2023-08-22 10:23:58 status unpacked unipi-firmware-tools:arm64 2.14~bullseye
2023-08-22 10:23:58 status half-configured unipi-firmware-tools:arm64 2.14~bullseye
2023-08-22 10:23:59 status installed unipi-firmware-tools:arm64 2.14~bullseye
Other linked issue : https://forum.unipi.technology/topic/1442/upgrading-to-bullseye
Any news @Martin-Kudláček ? A planning for this upgrade ?
Regards,
Gabriel
Hi,
I have several questions concerning the use of these relays with a common "COM" pin (like RO2.4 / RO2.5).
What are the use cases of these relays? Is it dangerous to use these common relays with outputs having different power supplies?
Finally, is it recommended for safety reason to use a different power source between the unipi power supply and the dry contact equipment (in input) ?
Thank you in advance for your reply,
Gabriel
Hello @Martin-Kudláček
Any updates for the upgrade to bullseye?
Regards,
Gabriel