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Sorry for the confusion.. There is somewhat of a professional application here that I tried to adjust the details to avoid publicly spilling the beans I guess..
A/B1) The fuse was being used as a switch with no other method to turn off said heater..
They would simply stick the fuse in the...
d123,
I appreciate the work put in so far..
I had fun just learning what you did there..
If you (or anyone else) can help get to the goals stated in post #8 I would be very grateful..
Ok.. Let me try again (and I've done some more thinking to functionality has changed "slightly" I guess..)
Fuse is a glass fuse yes...
I think I essentially want 3 stages.
1-Power is initially turned on.. No fuse installed yet.. Load is attached = No LED at all (red or green) on.. (Stage 1-...
A push button is something I can already do..
I just wanted to learn a different way to achieve similar results.. learning something new is fun.. I've tried to achieve some sort of latching or flip flop action myself but can't seem to achieve what I wanted..
I just though it would be neat if...
Not sure I follow you there Klause..
I was hoping someone could help me add to the existing circuit so that I could have a way to disable the red LED when I wanted.
The circuit works great as is now in that when the fuse is good the green light is on and when the fuse blows the red light is on...
Hello all.. Hope everyone is having a good day..
I have a fuse on a heater circuit and just for fun/knowledge though it would be neat if I add some additional functions to it..
But I can't seem to figure out how to do that and hopefully just keep with simple components...
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