I made the 2nd circuit and the LED reacted in an opposite fashion; the LED was constantly on, and turned off when I pressed the switch... What am I doing wrong?
Have you made sure that you have the led from pin 3 to the correct side of the voltage supply. It will light up from pin 3 to positive rail and pin 3 to negative rail. But they light up at opposite times.
Can you help me please How can I change the switch instead of connecting to ground I want it to connect it to positive. Want the switch to be connected to positive not to ground what should I change
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Great tutorial, thanks! Is there a way to achieve the same result, while keeping the switch permanently closed?
I made the 2nd circuit and the LED reacted in an opposite fashion; the LED was constantly on, and turned off when I pressed the switch... What am I doing wrong?
Have you made sure that you have the led from pin 3 to the correct side of the voltage supply.
It will light up from pin 3 to positive rail and pin 3 to negative rail. But they light up at opposite times.
Can you help me please
How can I change the switch instead of connecting to ground I want it to connect it to positive. Want the switch to be connected to positive not to ground what should I change
oh nice...