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Catalyst
- Jan 1, 1970
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I'm making a switcher...basic idea is having about 10 coaxial inputs
that you select which individual one will connect straight to the
output. The tricky part comes in that I would like it to be possible to
control it using an external GPI control. Easiest way I can think of
would be to have a bidirectional relay...it would easily select back
and forth between the inputs and it could be remotely controlled. Only
problem is that I haven't seen a relay that would have the amount of
inputs I'd like. Is there a way to build my own relay or a more
intellegent design that would make it work without this type of relay?
If it could only work locally, that wouldn't be too much of a problem,
but I'd prefer to be able to control it locally and remotely.
that you select which individual one will connect straight to the
output. The tricky part comes in that I would like it to be possible to
control it using an external GPI control. Easiest way I can think of
would be to have a bidirectional relay...it would easily select back
and forth between the inputs and it could be remotely controlled. Only
problem is that I haven't seen a relay that would have the amount of
inputs I'd like. Is there a way to build my own relay or a more
intellegent design that would make it work without this type of relay?
If it could only work locally, that wouldn't be too much of a problem,
but I'd prefer to be able to control it locally and remotely.