When was the last time you flipped a DIP switch?
Mine was on an old Mac monitor to VGA adapter. Before that, it was a crystal oscillator overclocking circuit I made for my PowerMac 6100 (66Mhz to 72Mhz baby!).
-Chris
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Hal Williams
Yes, there are DIP sockets inside.
Kudos to Hunter for using the same control for all their fans.
Back in my day, real programmers memorized the different AT commands and wrote their own init strings.
@dmuth:
I think the last DIP switch I flipped was on an external 28.8 modem I owned back in the mid-90s.
Back in my day, real programmers memorized the different AT commands and wrote their own init strings.
:-)
My last dip switch usage was on a 14k4 internal modem on an Intel P90 with I think 8 MiB of ram. I can't believe I miss those beeps.
Oh, pardon me; I voted wrong; it was just a year or so ago when I was configuring the hardware address of a card/ticket reader used for parking machines. They are still configured using dipswitches.
i have a garage remote that operates both the work garage and my home garage.
i have to (well, choose to because i am too cheap to buy a second) crack open the remote and flick a few dip switches to reprogram for the other door.