I was wondering if there is another way to wire the master on off switch besides negative batt terminal to one prong and negative atty connection to the other (that is correct right). Lets just say I do not have access to the atty connection ground anymore. How else can I wire a master on off switch. This is a vv device.
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little more info here..im using the okr chip and would like to wire it so that when it is in the ON position the chip is not actually on unless i press the fire button
For the second question you can put the fire switch on either the ground or v-in and ignore the control pin. Just interrupt the power source.For simplicity, just put the master switch in front of the the fire switch.
how would i wire the master if i cant ground it to the atty connector though is kinda what i am asking. I have completely jb welded any chance of using it again
i have been makking mods for too long without a master simply because of a lack of know how..thank you though asdaq...you are always sooo helpful
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Hey no worries! Just for the sake of preference I would do it to the ground, but it doesn't really matter.
as I am kinda in a very heavy learning mode could you explain how I should wire a master in my situation...
would one prong go to firing switch and the other splice into the ground?
would one prong go to firing switch and the other splice into the ground?
Yes, just keep it on one side of the circuit, like the ground.
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sorry i have a hard time understanding this for some odd reason
would this be right? if it is, would this keep the chip off(in the on position) unless switch is pressed
would this be right? if it is, would this keep the chip off(in the on position) unless switch is pressed
Have you checked out this thread http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modding-forum/191607-easy-okr-t-vv-mod.html
yes..all i am asking for is a simple..yes..that is how to wire an on off switch to keep the regulator off until fire switch is hit...or no..do it this way..
The master switch can break the circuit from either side of the power source, disconnecting that power source terminal from everything that it would normally connect to.
Looking at the diagram that Desert Rat linked to, it's be best to put it between the push switch and the battery+, or between the battery- and the branches to the atty, pot, and chip (can tie all those to a pin on the master switch, the other pin to the battery.)
If I get the meaning of your diagram correctly, then it would work fine, but I'd prefer to put the master between the battery+ and push switch so that the push switch does not have potential on it with the master off.
that is all I needed..sometimes i feel like the kid in the class with lice lol...Thank you so much lucent..that helps so much..you helped me better understand this concept so much better!
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