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01-10-2013 #3
Birchy - Errm. Yep. A thorough lack of understanding would probably be the main one... I'm right in thinking that a 3 wired switch can be used NC and NO and the only detrimental effect in my application is it being a bit untidy..?
Irving - Sorry mate, you're speaking to an electronics Dunce - I sat there looking at those circuit diagrams and all that happened is that I began to sweat... There's zilcho documentation with my BOB so I'm not entirely sure which of the diagrams applies to me. I know that it (my BOB) does feature optocouplers, but have read that they're best ignored (very slow apparently). Dunno where that leaves me. Let's say I do eventually find BOB documentation - are you just using a resistor to limit the voltage going into the BOB.
Any chance of a layman's explanation of the theory of how this is achieved..?
Wal.
Yes, I know I should have payed more attention in physics.Last edited by Wal; 01-10-2013 at 10:23 AM.
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