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If you make a stick with switches I would choose something more easily toggled and durable than DIP switches. Those work fine in a situation where you rarely to
by GekkePrutser 5y ago
If you make a stick with switches I would choose something more easily toggled and durable than DIP switches. Those work fine in a situation where you rarely touch them if ever, like a luxury version of a jumper grid. But if you go out of your way to add them to a system, odds are you're going to need to change them more often and usability and durability become a factor.
- Beta-7 5y agoI think that's the idea of the project, dip switches are used on boards to select a configuration (since you only need to do it on setup)... speaking of which, i wonder if a jumper version is planned for the IDE HDD nostalgia.