RCA on-off with Dot luminescence lamp

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DIP switch (also called DIP switch, toggle switch, overclocking switch, address switch, toggle switch, digital switch, DIP switch) is an address switch used for operation control, using the 0/1 binary coding principle.

Most of the DIP switches are used in the program control panel to control the conduction and disconnection of the performance circuit of the components. Therefore, the DIP switch will also be called according to the industry sector: program switch, address switch, and the most familiar DIP switch.

There are two pins on the upper and lower sides of the back of each key of the DIP switch. If you dial it to the ON side, the upper and lower pins will be connected; otherwise, it will be disconnected. These four keys are independent and unrelated to each other. Such components are mostly used for binary encoding.