Thread: Wiring custom toggle switches into operator interface
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Unread 13-02-2002, 17:13
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Ok, for those who did not get the message before...
Don't connect up to the input pins on the controller until you have investigated the input requirements of the controller on the Innovation First website. Damage to inputs (permanent, that is) can result and are not covered under the warranty. A simple pull up resistor with a switch is recommended for analog inputs acting as digital inputs. (i.e. ON/OFF) The Innovation First papers are much more descriptive than I can be here. Please read them before proceeding.
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