12v sensor output to arduino pin
so, i'm playing around old security items , mega2560. have motion detector has 4 wires. can't find model in google, scary
anyway, needs 12v dc input operate, hooked old wall ward power it. positive positive , negative negative. 2 outputs i'm using on sensor "com" , "alarm", standard. it's closed circuit outputs 12v dc @ 10ma.
this confused. feel should wire "com" ground , "alarm" pin. again, doesn't seem right me. also, given pins can handle 5v, need use voltage divider down acceptable range? guess don't understand input voltage matters @ if can amperes @ acceptable level resistor.
obviously i'm novice directional links or advice welcomed. i've done quite bit of reading similar projects nothing clicking.
thanks!

this confused. feel should wire "com" ground , "alarm" pin. again, doesn't seem right me. also, given pins can handle 5v, need use voltage divider down acceptable range? guess don't understand input voltage matters @ if can amperes @ acceptable level resistor.
obviously i'm novice directional links or advice welcomed. i've done quite bit of reading similar projects nothing clicking.
thanks!
picture nice.
the comm , nc pins spst relay.
so, sould able put sensor, facing away , move hand , hear click of relay.
connect meter continuity on outputs.
if goes between infinity , dead short know seeing work.
if relay, run 5v comm , other pin through 330 ohm resistor pin on duino.
if has power, use power opto.
the comm , nc pins spst relay.
so, sould able put sensor, facing away , move hand , hear click of relay.
connect meter continuity on outputs.
if goes between infinity , dead short know seeing work.
if relay, run 5v comm , other pin through 330 ohm resistor pin on duino.
if has power, use power opto.
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