Thread: Additional Hardware -- Switches
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Re: Additional Hardware -- Switches
Posted by Josh Vetter at 2/1/2001 9:49 AM EST


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In Reply to: Additional Hardware -- Switches
Posted by Jay Lundy on 1/31/2001 7:18 PM EST:



A toggle switch would stay in place after you switch it. You could also use the rocker switch, and program it so that when you press it one way, it remains like that until you push it the other way.
Josh

: Hey,
: We're planning on using a switch to control a function on the robot but we dont want to use a rocker switch. Instead we want a switch that stays in position after it is pressed. What kinds of additional switches can we use?


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