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please verify terminal pinouts- thanks!

...does anyone know the pinout order for the traditional style push/pull?
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If I understand the question... The way you have them labeled C1 is the common, 1&2 are the switched contact positions with 2 being normal or "down" and 1 being optional circuit or "up". The other side is a seperate switch operating in the same mode.

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If I understand the question... The way you have them labeled C1 is the common, 1&2 are the switched contact positions with 2 being normal or "down" and 1 being optional circuit or "up". The other side is a seperate switch operating in the same mode.


I just wanted to know how does the nomenclature of the CTS push pull switch transfer to my unmarked traditional push pull switch? i.e. which terminal is 1, which terminal is C1, etc. etc. (have I marked them correctly or incorrectly)?

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