That .! my friend is the 64 million dollar question.
ha ha ha did you missspell is it mill tril
That .! my friend is the 64 million dollar question.
no, that's a momentary toggle switch. my old button broke so i just put a new switch on to replace the button
like one of these but a momentary version so it pulls back down when you release
yeah im using it to turn it on. i just kinda flick it up and it starts and the switch falls pulls itself right back down. essentially the same as pushing a buttonDon't tell me you are using it to switch on your system.',',',',',','
Awesome. Push buttons are over rated. Toggle switches is where its at!no, that's a momentary toggle switch. my old button broke so i just put a new switch on to replace the button
like one of these but a momentary version so it pulls back down when you release
Looks like one of my kludges.
I've been running a BBS / print server for around 20 years, using a really old computer, the kind with a push on / push off power button. I also use it as a file server, it is handy for backups. The only reason I suggested a relay way back when is you don't want to inject voltages into an unknown circuit like the motherboard switch, and both MOSFETs and transistors must be biased correctly. With a relay, it doesn't matter, and relays can be very small indeed.
I gather you have your own vision what you want. I'll respect that. If you want any more input from me just PM me.
A toggle switch. seems to be a relay at the first glance.no, that's a momentary toggle switch. my old button broke so i just put a new switch on to replace the button
like one of these but a momentary version so it pulls back down when you release
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