Vin was pin 1 and Pin 14 for Vout

Dave

Look at the relay drawing. That would have never worked. Pin 1 and pin 14 are never connected to each other. the relay pole is on pins 7 and 8. When the relay is deenergized, , pins 7-8 are connected to pin 1. When it is energized, pins7-8 are connected to pin 14.

EDIT: This assumes that the drawing is with the relay deenergized.

 

It is a R56-5D.5-12 diagram number is D27A not D27J

 

It is a R56-5D.5-12 diagram number is D27A not D27J

Oops! I read the datasheet wrong.
All you need to do is move Vout to pin 7 or 8. Leave everything else exactly as it is in schematic 2, the one you originally posted.

 

Ok, I will try that with the PNP and report back. Thanks for all your help. I am a chemical engineer with a year of college electronics. You have been so kind.

Dave

 

Ok, I will try that with the PNP and report back. Thanks for all your help. I am a chemical engineer with a year of college electronics. You have been so kind.

Dave

I'm glad you told me that. I had your profile mixed up with someone's who has a BSEE. I was getting very concerned about the EE education process.

 

Thanks all and Ron H. Mycircuit is working correctly now. The output from the R56 goes to an R51 high amp relay. That is working good now also. I do have a final question. Do I need a diode accross the coil on the R51 also?

Thanks again. You all are Great!

Dave

 

Thanks all and Ron H. Mycircuit is working correctly now. The output from the R56 goes to an R51 high amp relay. That is working good now also. I do have a final question. Do I need a diode accross the coil on the R51 also?

Thanks again. You all are Great!

Dave

I would use a diode, to protect the contacts from arcing.

 

Thanks again

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