3 simple switches
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3 simple switches
Hi,
(beginners question). How difficult is it to have tree simple low voltage switches attached to IO warrior, to connect this to software that just sees if a switch is on or off?
Can I just have the swithces connected to the plate and 'plug and play'? Is there some manual with a similair thing somewhere?
Thanks,
W.
(beginners question). How difficult is it to have tree simple low voltage switches attached to IO warrior, to connect this to software that just sees if a switch is on or off?
Can I just have the swithces connected to the plate and 'plug and play'? Is there some manual with a similair thing somewhere?
Thanks,
W.
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Thanks, I indeed only need the joYwarrior then.
Could you advise me which type I would need? What i intend to do is have tree simple switches (on/off) that need to be read by my application. For me the most easiest solution would be nice in terms of soldering and programming, etc.
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Wouter
Could you advise me which type I would need? What i intend to do is have tree simple switches (on/off) that need to be read by my application. For me the most easiest solution would be nice in terms of soldering and programming, etc.
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Wouter
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Thanks,
Sorry, another question. If i need just 3 switches, maybe even easier is the keywarrior, as this device will generate 'keysignals'. Thus I don't need to build an Xtra for acces in macromedia director, as director itself recognizes 'keyinput'. Nor use a joystick Xtra.
Or am I mistaking? What is not completely clear to me:
is the keywarrior is just a chip, that you need to use in a device yourself (a printplate or so) or does it come 'plug and play'?
Thanks for the info,
W.
Sorry, another question. If i need just 3 switches, maybe even easier is the keywarrior, as this device will generate 'keysignals'. Thus I don't need to build an Xtra for acces in macromedia director, as director itself recognizes 'keyinput'. Nor use a joystick Xtra.
Or am I mistaking? What is not completely clear to me:
is the keywarrior is just a chip, that you need to use in a device yourself (a printplate or so) or does it come 'plug and play'?
Thanks for the info,
W.
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Ok, thanks, so for me, not being too handy the JW24A8-x module would be the best solution.
Still something not clear,...is the JW24A8-x a complete module with a chip, or do I need to get a separate joywarrior chip ? e.g. is the JW24A8-x plug and play (with switches on the one end, and usb on the other end?)
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Still something not clear,...is the JW24A8-x a complete module with a chip, or do I need to get a separate joywarrior chip ? e.g. is the JW24A8-x plug and play (with switches on the one end, and usb on the other end?)
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