It is disappointing to say the least, that I need to buy yet more gear to control my vac like the Masso did with a simple plug wired and mounted on the controller. I am not an electrician. What do I need to buy to get this straightened out. I want the vac to come on just like it does with the Masso. is there a video on how this is done for the gen 2 redline? I have that little breakout board, but Realtime shows yet another couple pieces of kit and how to wire it, but it does not look like the breakout board I already have so……. please advise. I am beginning to wonder what I was thinking when I bought this new machine. Endless hiccups. this was supposed to be plug and play and easier than before but nope. It is not.
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Can you describe in more detail how you controlled the vac on your Masso machine?
Have you looked at the following resources…
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on the masso you just plug the vac into the outlet labled vac on the controler and bobs your uncle everything works’
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sorry ONEFINITY but to me this is deer in the headlight’s material. I have not a clue how to do this or what I need to buy to do it. that wiring diagram might as well be Greek. I need video hand holding. and a parts list i can order on amazon or what ever kind of store sells this stuff.
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It is odd to me that they sell a vacuum switch the can turn on a 220 volt vacuum from a 120volt tool but not the reverse. They even have a wireless one, but the sender is the 120 volt, and the receiver is the 220 volt, just the opposite of what I need.
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My frustration is the IoT relay will only handle 110v/10 amps, which limits the functionality to a small shop vac. Most 110v dust collectors are going to draw 15 amps.
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