Feed override switch
22 Apr 2016 19:44 #73728
by kagouraki
Feed override switch was created by kagouraki
Hello.
I want to add a feed override switch to my setup. Could you suggest me a switch to buy ?
I want to have 12 or 16 positions and a b c d as outputs.
Thank you in advance.
Giorgos
I want to add a feed override switch to my setup. Could you suggest me a switch to buy ?
I want to have 12 or 16 positions and a b c d as outputs.
Thank you in advance.
Giorgos
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23 Apr 2016 11:09 #73742
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Feed override switch
This might depend on where you live.
To hazard a guess, based only on your name, maybe:
gr.rsdelivers.com/product/lorlin/bck1001....aspx?query=655-3162
To hazard a guess, based only on your name, maybe:
gr.rsdelivers.com/product/lorlin/bck1001....aspx?query=655-3162
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23 Apr 2016 16:09 #73764
by kagouraki
Replied by kagouraki on topic Feed override switch
Ok. So i am looking for a switch with 16 possitions and hexademical output ?
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23 Apr 2016 23:05 #73779
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Feed override switch
Why do you care about the output?
A switch can't possibly output hexadecimal. Whatever the switch outputs is something that can be handled by HAL.
In practice you will connect the switch pins to a HAL mux component of the right size, and then populate the mux inputs to suit. And that means that absolutely any encoding will work as well as any other.
A switch can't possibly output hexadecimal. Whatever the switch outputs is something that can be handled by HAL.
In practice you will connect the switch pins to a HAL mux component of the right size, and then populate the mux inputs to suit. And that means that absolutely any encoding will work as well as any other.
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24 Apr 2016 08:38 #73787
by kagouraki
Replied by kagouraki on topic Feed override switch
Sorry. Maybe my english is not so good.
I mean that i want the name of the category of the switches that has 16 possitions and 4 output legs. A B C D. So the four legs can be the select pins in the mux16 component in hal. I have bought a 12 possition switch but with one common leg and 12 other legs each for one possition. So i need 12 inputs for this switch only.
So my questions are:
1) can i convert the switch i have bought to a A B C D output somehow?
2) how am i looking for the switches with 16 possitions and 4 output legs A B C D? Witch is the category name? For example rottary switches is very general.
I mean that i want the name of the category of the switches that has 16 possitions and 4 output legs. A B C D. So the four legs can be the select pins in the mux16 component in hal. I have bought a 12 possition switch but with one common leg and 12 other legs each for one possition. So i need 12 inputs for this switch only.
So my questions are:
1) can i convert the switch i have bought to a A B C D output somehow?
2) how am i looking for the switches with 16 possitions and 4 output legs A B C D? Witch is the category name? For example rottary switches is very general.
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24 Apr 2016 12:06 #73796
by andypugh
That would be called "binary" or "gray code" output.
The one I gave you a link to was binary output.
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i want the name of the category of the switches that has 16 possitions and 4 output legs. A B C D.l.
That would be called "binary" or "gray code" output.
The one I gave you a link to was binary output.
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