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    How to connect buttons and rotary encoders via USB

    Hello, I am looking for an USB interface board that acts like a joystick. I took a few gamepads apart and used just the pcb but there must be better solutions. Also I would like to connect not only buttons but also rotary encoders to the board, so it has to determine the rotation direction. Can...
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    [SOLVED] Simple timer circuit needed NE555 with LEDs

    Hello, I have a microswitch that is either in closed or open state. The gear lever will push it permanently when in position. However, I will make a mechanical solution to this small problem.
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    [SOLVED] Simple timer circuit needed NE555 with LEDs

    I have a problem now. After some reading I found out why it is not working as expected. The timer obviously needs short pulses to ground in order to work correctly. The switches I have to use are on or off. Is there a fix for this?
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    [SOLVED] Simple timer circuit needed NE555 with LEDs

    That is more than I could ask for. Thank you so much.
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    [SOLVED] Simple timer circuit needed NE555 with LEDs

    Hi, I have ordered some parts now. If anyone could answer the question wether the green LED will start OFF or how to do it - that would be great!
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    [SOLVED] Simple timer circuit needed NE555 with LEDs

    So I'm wondering, in the situation shown in my last post will the green LED be always on? I wouldn't want that.
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    [SOLVED] Simple timer circuit needed NE555 with LEDs

    I have updated the signal chart. It is for a flight simulator landing gear lever: I have modified Eng.Fahd's circuit like this (pins 6,7,4,8 as before): Many thanks for your effort!
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    [SOLVED] Simple timer circuit needed NE555 with LEDs

    Hello, thanks for the reply. In the second circuit the green LED should light up when the red goes out. Do I need two timers then? I will look at the link you provided. @SunnySkyguy: Thanks, neither precision nor cost is a factor here.
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    [SOLVED] Simple timer circuit needed NE555 with LEDs

    Hello all, there are quite a few topics on timers but I couldn't find the one that fits my project. I hope someone will provide a proper circuit diagram. I have used NE555 before, but I do not know how to design circuits. Anyway, here's what I need: I hope that explains it well, SW1 and SW2...

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