Hey Guys (and girls I am sure ).
I am new to the forum. I make, install and service data collection devices used on a variety of tractors and other equipment. We offer data analysis to farmers.
I have installed a number of devices on JD and use the PTO switch as an input to my unit with no issues. I have been led to believe that Kubota uses sinking, or ground switching vs the JD source switching.
Can anyone confirm this for me before I start on a relay based project to invert this supposed low going signal to a high going signal my unit can use?
All help greatly appreciated.
>>>>Newt
I am new to the forum. I make, install and service data collection devices used on a variety of tractors and other equipment. We offer data analysis to farmers.
I have installed a number of devices on JD and use the PTO switch as an input to my unit with no issues. I have been led to believe that Kubota uses sinking, or ground switching vs the JD source switching.
Can anyone confirm this for me before I start on a relay based project to invert this supposed low going signal to a high going signal my unit can use?
All help greatly appreciated.
>>>>Newt