You may be familiar with the reset switch, but you must have seen it before! It is a button on the main power supply at home. You usually have to press it once after a power failure or trip, and then turn on the power switch. How much do you know about this reset switch?

The reset switch is one of the plug-in objects of the patch cord on the motherboard. When it is pressed by the hand, it short-circuits, and when it is released, it recovers and opens. An instantaneous short-circuit will restart the computer. In short, it is a restart button.

The connection pins of the chassis panel are generally located at the lower left end of the motherboard near the edge. They are usually double-row pins. There are about 10 groups. They mainly include power switch, reset switch, power indicator, hard drive indicator, and speaker. Wait for pins.

In short, the reset switch is a switch that can be reset actively. The reset switch can be cylindrical or square. In terms of appearance, it is no different from ordinary switches, but it is different in function.

The difference between the reset switch and the self-locking switch: After the reset switch is pressed, the initial state will be restored when the hand is released; after the self-locking switch is pressed, the hand will not return.

The reset switch is very similar to the jog switch. Strictly speaking, it is also a kind of jog switch, but the reset switch is different from the ordinary jog switch in that the selection of the reset switch is longer, and the touch is not a point, but a stroke.