Adams motor-need help
Robert ( (no email) )
Sat, 25 Mar 2000 11:20:52 -0600
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Hello All, I need help with understanding the schematic at John's =
website.
Address is http://www.nidlink.com/~john1/idea.html
Its the Adams type test motor for energy recovery.
At the Hall switch 3020T in the schematic, there is 1,2,3 for connecting =
the wiring to the switch. The Hall 3020T switch is not available =
anymore. Its a magnetic type
switch, but is 1 com?, 2,NC, 3, NO?? Or is it set up completely =
different from that
style. I need to change from a manual switch to this setup. The manual =
switch is
taking a beating and very noisy. I have all the needed parts to build =
this setup except the Hall switch. Will a 10 watt magnetic reed switch =
work? If so how should it be wired in? I can easily convert this using a =
different plastic washer with magnets secured to it, to activate the =
switch. I just dont want to burn every part on the board up by hooking =
it up wrong. Any help?? Regards, Robert =20
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Hello All, I need help with =understanding the=20schematic at John's website.
Address is http://www.nidlink.com/~=john1/idea.html Its the Adams type test motor for =energy=20recovery.
At the Hall switch 3020T in the =schematic, there is=201,2,3 for connecting the wiring to the switch. The Hall 3020T switch is =not=20available anymore. Its a magnetic type
switch, but is 1 com?, 2,NC, 3, NO?? Or =is it set=20up completely different from that
style. I need to change from a manual =switch to=20this setup. The manual switch is
taking a beating and very noisy. I have =all the=20needed parts to build this setup except the Hall switch. Will a 10 =watt=20magnetic reed switch work? If so how should it be wired in? I can easily =convert=20this using a different plastic washer with magnets secured to it, to =activate=20the switch. I just dont want to burn every part on the board up by =hooking=20it up wrong. Any help?? Regards, Robert =20
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