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Wires as power button - Nittola - 08-19-2016

Is possible to use two wires as Power and Reset Bottons? If so, in which holes I have to solder them? The more distant or closest?


RE: Wires as power button - DonFL - 08-19-2016

If you're referring to the pc board pads, its the two closest to the edge of the board. You could certainly just use two wires without a switch, but I think you'll find that more of a hassle than you want, for a variety of reasons.

You may find this recent thread helpful: http://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=2043


RE: Wires as power button - martinayotte - 08-19-2016

... recursive link here ... Tongue


RE: Wires as power button - Nittola - 08-19-2016

(08-19-2016, 10:20 AM)DonFL Wrote: If you're referring to the pc board pads, its the two closest to the edge of the board. You could certainly just use two wires without a switch, but I think you'll find that more of a hassle than you want, for a variety of reasons.

You may find this recent thread helpful: http://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=2043

Yes, I know it. But I can't find this switch in my city. Definitely I will buy it on the net, but I need a temporary solution beacuse everytime I have to turn it off I have to disconnect the power supply. Thanks for the help


RE: Wires as power button - DonFL - 08-19-2016

(08-19-2016, 12:59 PM)martinayotte Wrote: ... recursive link here ... Tongue

http://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=2032


RE: Wires as power button - MarkHaysHarris777 - 08-19-2016

hi, I will point out also that the best solution is to use an actual switch for both power off button , and the reset button. Any momentary close switch will work, and may be fastened to the EXP header via jumper wires.

This is a duplicate thread (closing).