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Easy Order Switching PCB
- Category
- Utility
- Price
- $0.49out of stock
From the vendor
A small order switching PCB allowing you to change the order of two circuits, within a single enclosure.
Description
New v2022 order switching PCB features slotted foot switch pads for quick soldering.
A very small switching circuit that allows you to change the order of two circuits, within a single enclosure that also includes pads for an on-board Bi-color or Standard LED for easy order indication.
Board Dimensions only (W x H) 1.43” x 1.13” ca. 36.2 mm x 28.6mm
Switching is achieved via a standard (affordable) 4PDT On-On Solder Lug toggle switch .
There are many uses for the Easy Order Switching board.
For example:
• Switch the order of the overdrive circuits and use in tandem!
• Set the Boost to follow the Overdrive or cascade into it.
• With a Boost following an Overdrive you get an increase in Volume.
• With a Boost preceding the Overdrive you get an increase in Distortion!
Starting to see the potential? Make your build stand out in the crowd and go boutique.
You are only limited by your imagination.
We also carry a 3PDT Toggle Switch version with no on-board LED circuitry.
Easy Order Switching Board – 4PDT Footswitch/LED Build Document
Schematic
The schematic is in the vendor's build document, page 3. Open the build document. No KiCad fragment has been drawn for this circuit yet.
Parts list 5 rows
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| Ref | Value | Normalized | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resistors 1 | ||||
| R1 | 1k8 | 1.8k | CLR; BOM says 1k8 to 4k, schematic prints 1k8; read from the schematic by eye | |
| Switches 1 | ||||
| SW1 | 4PDT | 4PDT | footswitch carried on the board; swaps FX1/FX2 order; read from the schematic by eye | |
| LEDs 3 | ||||
| D1 | CA Bi-colour LED | CA BI-COLOUR LED | common anode; use D1 or DA/DB; read from the schematic by eye | |
| DA | LED | LED | alternative to D1; read from the schematic by eye | |
| DB | LED | LED | alternative to D1; read from the schematic by eye | |