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14-02-2009, 22:09
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Re: Micro Switch + PWM = Button?
how did you connect it? I think the way you want to connect it is to have the NO connected to red, NC to black, and COM to white. This will switch the signal input wire from ground to +5v when you push the button.
If you connected it a different way, let us know. |
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