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Hi to all.
I've installed a pc on my car. Now i would like to do this if it's possible.. I start my car.. When on a realy will make start my inverter and give power to psu (which is connected to pc).. I need a circuit that after some seconds "simulate" the press of start button on pc and then a more difficult thing (at least for me). When i turn off my car a circuit check the absence of power and first turn off my pc by "simulate" again the press of start button and then turn off relay which make start my inverter.. Is it possible? |
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