1. Baseboard Aavikkomursu 7.2

2. Aavikkomursu

3. Micro- controller Extension port for programming microcontroller and sensor input Resistor RS485 interface chip for communicating with other devices like computer RJ-45 connectors for power and communication with other devices like computer

4. Capasitors for balancing power consumption spikes. Just put to places where they are close to pins, so we get low inductance and resistance because less wire to the pin -> pin gets correct power.

5. Wiring Sensors (/programming unit) Power + network to other Mursus

6. Microcontroller AtTiny841 More than just a processor: Has RAM and flash-memory, periferals (like serial communications and analog to digital converters meaning voltage meters)

7. RS-485 Transceiver ADM483EARZ: Converts voltage levels to RS-485 standard. Give 1’s and 0’s to it and this one drives correct voltage difference to it’s legs and creates proper signals to RS-485 bus. Voltage difference is then sensed by other chips (in this case communication module and to possible other Mursus).

8. RS-485 Transceiver http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/83899.pdf DI == data in, 0’s and 1’s (~ 0-1,4V ; ~1,4-5V) RO == read out, 0’s and 1’s (~ 0-0,4V ; ~4-5V) RE == receive enable (ON when 0 because line on top :P) DE == data enable (1 -> sends data) In Mursu RE and DE are in same wire, so processor can change state just be using one pin. So, this chip is always in data read or data send mode. A and B are connected to RS-48 wires, so the communication happends there. D == driver, transmitter R == receiver

9. Programming unit USB-B connector to computer Interconnection board to Mursu

10. Power source and computer communication module RJ-45 connectors to Mursus USB cable to computer for electricity and commands / communication

11. Wiring example To computer for orders and power! To computer for programming!