Fitting an on/off switch to an input
Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:07 pm
I've read the thread further down about fitting a brake light switch to a DL1 for simple brake point/distance logging.
I run a single seater, so no brake lights.
Therefore I want to have one side of the switch on the DL1 reference voltage, and the other on the input terminal. Is that correct? I also note I should use a pull down resistor (presumably between input and earth) [or would a pull up resistor be better?] - what sort of resistor values should I use?
Mk1 DL1 by the way, if it makes any difference.
Thanks,
Tristan
I run a single seater, so no brake lights.
Therefore I want to have one side of the switch on the DL1 reference voltage, and the other on the input terminal. Is that correct? I also note I should use a pull down resistor (presumably between input and earth) [or would a pull up resistor be better?] - what sort of resistor values should I use?
Mk1 DL1 by the way, if it makes any difference.
Thanks,
Tristan