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Re: How to wire LED's to a limit switch?

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Originally Posted by Mr V View Post
You would then want to connect a Spike to a relay port on the RoboRio and the led(s) to the Spike.
If you're out of relay ports or want something smaller than a spike, you can operate custom circuits using something like this 5V relay module switched from DIO ports. Modules are also available with single, 4, 8, or 16 relays from a wide variety of vendors.
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