Need to send an I2C signal over a long distance? The FX14-MINI level shifts the I2C voltages to a higher level so they can withstand the journey. You'll need one FX14-MINI for each end of the connection - but if you're connecting to a BAC, you'll only need one because the BAC already has the necessary driver circuitry on its High-Drive I2C port.
The new FX14-MINI is a convenient upgrade to the original FX14-AMP: the new, lower cost means you can place a FX14-MINI next to each sensor you want to extend, giving you complete freedom for designing placement throughout your experience. It also adds a new Qwiic port for future expansion and an RJ45 port, letting you use standard cabling to quickly make a long connection without stripping wire.
(Important warning: The RJ45 port is not a standard Ethernet port and should never be connected to any device other than another FX14-MINI, as equipment damage may result.)
The new FX14-MINI is a convenient upgrade to the original FX14-AMP: the new, lower cost means you can place a FX14-MINI next to each sensor you want to extend, giving you complete freedom for designing placement throughout your experience. It also adds a new Qwiic port for future expansion and an RJ45 port, letting you use standard cabling to quickly make a long connection without stripping wire.
(Important warning: The RJ45 port is not a standard Ethernet port and should never be connected to any device other than another FX14-MINI, as equipment damage may result.)