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You can have a hosted e-mail system with your own domain, many service providers will do this. They would have the storage, archive, etc. on their servers. Access would be a web client, e-mail client of your choice, or a bridge demon. Option 2 is a hosted vertual server, so your self hosting but renting a VM server on a providers data center, they take care of the hardware, power, backup (sometimes depending on service), etc. You would set up your OS and e-mail services.
I use a combo of this, I have a service with my own domain and point my MX records there, I use a bridge and a sctipt to pull backups and store them locally but use their email clients for mobile and Thunderbird on PCs.
Edit: FWIW I've been using Proton (paid version) for this but will be moving to hosted virtual server at some point, when I get a minute to migrate. I expect the cost to be about the same
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Membrane keypad would have 2 issues that would prevent it, first the membrane is most likely not heat resistant like flexable PCBs and would melt if you tried to solder to it, second the black traces on the membrane are made of powdered carbon in a binder and would not take the solder or would break apart. You could use a pressure fit to hold the contact of the switch to the traces if you where somehow able to hold the switch in place.
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OK, my stove (range), won't turn on the convection heater or fan when set to convection bake, convection roast, etc.
I followed the flow chart in the service manual and the relay RY508 & RY506 did not have the needed 120V AC when it should have so I replaced the main board with the same part no. and revision and have the same symptoms.
Digging in further I did the following.
- Checked the TCO fuse
- Checked all the connections and connectors where correct an well seated based on the connection diagram in the service manual
- Checked all the wiring to make sure there was continuity from start to end of every wire
- Checked the thermal sensor for correct resistance at 72β°, 0β°, and 150β° (also used a external oven thermometer to verify the displayed temp)
- Checked the meat probe line to make sure there was no short
- And finally I jumped the base of the NPN transistors controlling the relay to 5v, (5v high logic) this turned the relay on and the respective fan/heater worked, the base of these transistors is connected directly to the microcontroller, the emmiter is connected to gnd. Collector is connected to the relay coil and a flyback diode. See the diagrams below.
So this last thing is definate that the microcontroller is not calling for the relay to come on and everything else in the circuit is working. So now I'm stuck, the connection between the display/touch panel board and the main board is using a UART style communication that from my scope is putting out expected 5v serial looking signal and all other functions are working except that the oven is slow to heat since it uses the convection heater as a boost (that is not working).
Has anyone run into this? See anything I missed? Does anyone have a timing/logic diagrams for the microontrollers? Is there any firmware for these boards?
Made of 440 grade stainless, was included with parts for a keezer so may be related to beer brewing, 1/4 in dia.
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