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Re: Adding push button to 2 way motor circuit
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 10:00 am
by piratepaul
Don't get the TTL, I will sort out a different chip and one button. They are bound to press both just to see what happens...bang!
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Re: Adding push button to 2 way motor circuit
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 10:18 am
by piratepaul
You need 6 NOR gates, either a quad and a duel chips or one chip with 6 gates, and a button which is on when pressed and off when pressed again. Job done one button child proof.
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Re: Adding push button to 2 way motor circuit
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 10:43 am
by piratepaul
What am I talking about, forget the NOR gates, you will need a 555 timer and a clock input.
If you want the circuit let me know and I will do it, I will need read a chapter in my book, that will take hours.
The two button circuit will work but I will have to do my home work for one button.
I must stop, things to do ... The problem when I do this forum is I start on something and it eats in my mind till I get it done.
£200 per hour.
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Re: Adding push button to 2 way motor circuit
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 11:22 am
by piratepaul
Aha... You don't need a 555 ureka, I knew it could be done with one button but could not remember how.
Its flooding back, I don't need to set aside hours to re read the book. A JK flipflop is what you need, may be some other gates but simple...simple is best. 1 momentary switch and the flipflop toggles ah ha ha har, my brain can relax at last.
Back tonight.
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Re: Adding push button to 2 way motor circuit
Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2015 4:22 pm
by piratepaul
Hi, I need to know if the 4V output is a pulse or a constant 4V, if you put a multi meter on the 4V output from the stop circuit, +on where it says 4V and minus on the minus side of the battery. Tell me if you get 4V with the door closed or not.
If it is a pulse you will not see it on the meter.
I think 3 JK flip-flops will do it but two will need to be pulse triggered.
There is probably a single chip to do that.
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