Re: PIR sensors and x10

[steve.cooper@xxxxxxx]

>> this toggles the setting on contact?
No

When you press it it's on (closed) when you release the switch it is off
(open).  Like a bell push.

S



"Stuart Booth"
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Subject:     Re: [ukha_d] PIR sensors and x10
25/02/02 14:23
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On 25 Feb 02, at 10:29, jakl2001uk wrote:

> ie, using the PIR as a 'momentary' switch

Okay, at the risk of showing up my total & utter ignorance, since
this term comes up so frequently it's about time I got a definition.

What exactly do you guys mean by 'momentary switch' ?

I'm guessing it's a kind of toggle. Rather than being like a common
light/power switch that is in one of two positions, this toggles the
setting on contact? Like I said, I'm guessing.

LnHs,

StuartB


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