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RE: PIR sensors and x10
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- Subject: RE: PIR sensors and x10
- From: "Keith Doxey" <lists.diyha@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 20:09:59 -0000
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It
only makes contact whilst pressed.....hence momentary.
The
moment you take your finger off it no longer makes
contact.
Think
of it as a bell push (not the ones in TV comedy programs!
)
Keith
On 25 Feb 02, at 10:29, jakl2001uk
wrote:
> ie, using the PIR as a 'momentary' switch
Okay,
at
the risk of showing up my total & utter ignorance, since
this term
comes up so frequently it's about time I got a definition.
What
exactly
do you guys mean by 'momentary switch' ?
I'm guessing it's a kind of
toggle. Rather than being like a common
light/power switch that is in
one
of two positions, this toggles the
setting on contact? Like I said, I'm
guessing.
LnHs,
StuartB
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