"2 limit switches wiring using same pin Arduino" Don't Don't do this. If you want to go left but the linlit switch on the right is pressed then it won't go left because the arduino doesn't know it's getting the reading from the wrong switch. Always use separate pins. If it is a "running out of pins situation then use a I2C I/O pin board.
That's just two switches in parallel, nothing special. It would be better to differentiate between the two switches by maybe using a different value resistor on each switch and going into a single analog input and depending on the value be able to determine which switch is activated.
Thanks for the video! Don't forget to put your camera on "AFS" -> Auto Focus Single -> Will autofocus 1 time and keep that focus. Your camera seems to be on "AFC" -> Auto Focus Continuous -> Will keep autofocussing on every new object in frame so your camera keeps jumping focus.
Thanks for the video! It was useful for me in order to construct my "Bimbo V.1" device: th-cam.com/video/vgfCYsiZAkE/w-d-xo.html By the way, what do you think it is actually good for?
Hello Friend. I am in the project of updating a laser cutting machine. Could you help me with the wiring for the X and Z limit switches? I have a map of the card. Is it possible to send it to your email to help me? It would be something that I would really appreciate!
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The layout in the video was very hard to see. A schematic would be very helpful.
"2 limit switches wiring using same pin Arduino" Don't
Don't do this. If you want to go left but the linlit switch on the right is pressed then it won't go left because the arduino doesn't know it's getting the reading from the wrong switch. Always use separate pins. If it is a "running out of pins situation then use a I2C I/O pin board.
That's just two switches in parallel, nothing special. It would be better to differentiate between the two switches by maybe using a different value resistor on each switch and going into a single analog input and depending on the value be able to determine which switch is activated.
Please provide code
How to control servo motor with 2 limit switches using Arduino?
Thanks for the video! Don't forget to put your camera on "AFS" -> Auto Focus Single -> Will autofocus 1 time and keep that focus. Your camera seems to be on "AFC" -> Auto Focus Continuous -> Will keep autofocussing on every new object in frame so your camera keeps jumping focus.
what different with push button…🙄
Very bad presentation Al least you should you two colors wires.
Amen.
Gamit po kayu, ibang kulay Ng wiring para mas madali intindihin. Ty
Thanks for the video! It was useful for me in order to construct my "Bimbo V.1" device: th-cam.com/video/vgfCYsiZAkE/w-d-xo.html By the way, what do you think it is actually good for?
Hello Friend.
I am in the project of updating a laser cutting machine. Could you help me with the wiring for the X and Z limit switches? I have a map of the card. Is it possible to send it to your email to help me? It would be something that I would really appreciate!
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Nice one
How read limit switch induvially
I need the daigram for this please
Ribet banget kyak'a...
How do you get the LED to stay on after you've released the switch?
Each limit switch will turn on the LED, hold them both down and release one and the light stays on
3 pin switch why 02 pin setting. Please help me.
On the bottom of the switch, one is for NO(Normally Open) the other is for NC(Normally Closed) the one on the side is for the ground.
From iraq
Thanks very much
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