Hi Al,
thanks for responding. I feel that the manual should go into detail for anyone who has not used these switches before. I do not really understand your explanation, so lets take your first example.
"With the 22 switch on, you would have 22 ohms in parallel with 47 K, which is 22 ohms to a very close approximation."
Could you please let us know what this statement means and also how it may relate to the math formula ? in other words, are you saying that with the 22 ohms switch on that it over rides the 47 k and just becomes 22 ohms (and not 22 K)? I am really confused. But I have confidence you can help us understand. and the "to a very close approximation" phrase is also confusing to me as to what this phrase really means.
thanks for responding. I feel that the manual should go into detail for anyone who has not used these switches before. I do not really understand your explanation, so lets take your first example.
"With the 22 switch on, you would have 22 ohms in parallel with 47 K, which is 22 ohms to a very close approximation."
Could you please let us know what this statement means and also how it may relate to the math formula ? in other words, are you saying that with the 22 ohms switch on that it over rides the 47 k and just becomes 22 ohms (and not 22 K)? I am really confused. But I have confidence you can help us understand. and the "to a very close approximation" phrase is also confusing to me as to what this phrase really means.