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Re: [ECS] Micro switches and keypads
joerut.epix.net
Sun, 19 Nov 2000 16:58:15 -0500

Hello Peter

As far as micro switches and sensors there are a wide variety. I 
would suggest a company such as Digikey. They should have a 
wide selection. As for the wall switches. You can actually use one 
of the X-10 type wall switches as a regular momentary switch. 
When you purchase that type of switch you buy the switchpad 
seperately from the transmitter. If you just purchase the switches 
you can use them as momentary switches into a digital input.

Later 
Joe Rut


On 19 Nov 2000, at 7:28, J Peter Young wrote:

> I am using an Ocelot and ECS to control 6 motorized drapes in my solarium. The drape
motors aren't very consistent from motor to motor so they take different amounts of
time to open or close and there are no sensors at the top or bottom to stop the motors.
So what I am looking for are some 
small switches/mechanical sensors that I can place at the bottom and the top that I
can wire either directly to the motor or to an SECU16. Any suggestions?
> 
> I am also looking for a hardwire input device, but want some thing more attractive
than a key pad. Something similar to the 4 switch X-10 switches that are available but
hard wired. Any suggestions?
> 
> Peter
> 
> PS I promise I won't mention changing the language again. 
> 
> PPS Except just this one little thing. Can we put code in Items - you know - like
behaviors that react when the item states changes?
> 



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