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    Interface Wipy with water flow meter

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      Ricardo85
      last edited by Ricardo85

      For interfacing water flow meter with WIPY, I wanted to send the digital data to get converted into analog output of 4-20mA current range (which is very old and good solution to control the meter) but as I am new to 4-20mA current loop field, What is the best low power DAC module to interface flow meter easily with wipy?
      your suggestion will be appreciated

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        jmarcelino @Ricardo85
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        Hi @ricardo85
        Can you share what water flow meter you're planning to use?

        Are you sure you want the WiPy to be a transmitter or a receiver?

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