I am going to build a couple tap-tempo switches but never knew it would be so complicated. Am I looking for a "normally open" or "normally closed" switch?
Thx
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I am going to build a couple tap-tempo switches but never knew it would be so complicated. Am I looking for a "normally open" or "normally closed" switch?
Thx
Can you send me the circuit diagram? I'm going to GUESS you want normally open and probably a DPST configuraton. You might only need a SPST but the extra side is nice. There are some weirdo DT foot switches but they're pretty rare so you really need not worry about that part. If you get one buy a lottery ticket, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cogs
I should add too that you want a momentary and not a latching switch for a tap temp too. Some effects use non-latching with a flip-flop and others use latching.
Yes, the term "momentary" is in the thread title. There is no circuit diagram. The switch has two lugs & so does the Jack. My question is about 5he kind of momentary switch I need
While I’ve not looked at a schematic, upon press should be on. At rest off. Otherwise if you’re not using the switch, it will be constantly sending signal. No Bueno
Yep, with no circuit diagram we can only guess, but I'd say get a momentary NO such as this
Soft Click SPST Momentary Foot Switch | Pro Grade Off-(On) (lovemyswitches.com)
Are you simply extending the switching from another device? A little more info on what you're building and we can get you dialed in. I probably have a few around here I can send you if you need them.
If you're replacing one you can just use a test lead across the contacts and see how the device reacts. If it reacts when you short the contacts it's a NO.
Chuck
I'm looking at building something similar to a Boss FS-5U. In the past couple of days I've figured out that its probably going to be the "normally off" type
You get it sorted or do you still need help?
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