The holes in the printed circuit board and the legs of the switches to fit is not 100%, therefore, it is necessary for the legs to bend.Īfterwards, you can also see the hole in the center of the ‘insert’ definition on the board.Īfter that, the "have tacticle switches" are in place, and the bezelopeningen nice about these switches are they are on the back side of the printed circuit board to the metallic leads. The first one should be measuring in what position these switches need to come out on the printed circuit board in accordance with the openings in the bezel and is also dependent on the location of the printed circuit board has to be mounted at the rear of the MIP. The idea of Property Teerlinck, I ‘have tacticle switches are placed on a printed circuit board. Here is a link where you can find people who have things to sell.
These are mini-connectors I bought at a local electronics store. These have tacticle switches, giving a ON when pressing the button and OFF when you remove your finger. These switches are very small and could easily be somewhere to be mounted. The 7 buttons on the Clock to make it work (and be configured through ProSim, I have the 7 of mini-dip switches (have tacticle switches are used. It is the manufacturer/supplier is out of date (2020). You can very easily get out of it, and it is necessary, therefore, later, as "push buttons". The myths, legends, or markings on the bezel are a nice uitgelaserd, and only the light from the backlighting shine through.Īnother advantage is that by this ‘the clock bezel is also fitted with a black, rectangular push buttons. It is perfect to use to figure out your support, or to build up. The nice thing about this dummy insert is that it is made of ‘float glass’ (white, acrylic glass to let light through). The insert was confirmed around a "dummy clock" (the plastic plate with the scale – look at the pictures) about the opening of the EIP is to complement. This ‘insert’ that I've used was the MIP, and when I've bought it. The clock bezel is the border or list of around-the-clock. The transparent plate is in the design.
‘Thanks to’ Iain Williams the idea of support, By Joe Lavery the tips and Property Teerlinck the board's tip and soldering. The idea for this project comes from the Iain Williams. This is the back of my ‘stand-by ' Compass’, a low-cost solution. The installation and configuration of a 5-inch color LCD screen with controller card.The mounting of the lighting level through the strip.The installation and configuration of the "have tacticle switches".The composition and structure of this "Boeing's clock," is made up of 3 main parts : It's a concept that I will use for the construction of the ‘clock/chrono’, it is actually quite simple, and is performed according to the same principle, which is that my ‘stand-by ' Compass’.Īgain, here I am using a a mini-monitor (5”) and ProSim in front of the display.īy the way, ProSim-Timing is very, very realistic finish, and is similar to that of the original design. Since I have been using a liquid crystal display panel and ProSim-allows the user to choose to go for the LCD version (with digital clock).
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