Normal
switches have (say) 2 states - closed or open.
Momentary switches send a pulse when they're pressed, but don't
particularly have a state. They're useful for things like controlling DIN
modules.
M.
Escuse my ignorance, but.... what do you mean
by
"momentary switches"?
Thank you,
Dan
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Subject: [ukha_d] Switches instead of
remote control
Would it be possible to use momentary switches to send
an
infrared signal without a pc in the way???
Any thoughts
gratefully
received....
Thanks
Neil
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