KMoffett: no problem man, I just hope you'll get better soon.
I connected the "stuff" and it works!!!! I think I'm getting hooked.
I bought a quad switch from TI today (4 pieces - just in case), and I want to control 4 different signals (two at a time) with the XOR gate, and the pushbutton.
Below is a schematic, and again I'm asking for some tutelage. I don't know why but it seems right to me to connect an extra 10K resistor (RED resistor) between the exit of the first XOR gate and the input of the second XOR gate? Is there any difference at all?
What if I decided to use just 2 signals, how do I connect the rest of the input output pins on the switch chip?
And just in case you are wondering - I still use macromedia fireworks for the drawing - haven't got used to ExpressPCB jet![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I connected the "stuff" and it works!!!! I think I'm getting hooked.
I bought a quad switch from TI today (4 pieces - just in case), and I want to control 4 different signals (two at a time) with the XOR gate, and the pushbutton.
Below is a schematic, and again I'm asking for some tutelage. I don't know why but it seems right to me to connect an extra 10K resistor (RED resistor) between the exit of the first XOR gate and the input of the second XOR gate? Is there any difference at all?
What if I decided to use just 2 signals, how do I connect the rest of the input output pins on the switch chip?
And just in case you are wondering - I still use macromedia fireworks for the drawing - haven't got used to ExpressPCB jet