This tutorial covers the temperature-sensitive learning sensor, but the
same idea applies to the other versions.
Each learning sensor comes with seven sewable holes for you to use:
Power:
The hole marked
+ (plus) is sewn to the + of your battery
using conductive thread. The opposite hole is connected to
the - (minus) end of the same battery.
Outputs:
M turns on when the level is "normal".
H turns on when the level is higher.
L turns on when the level falls below it.
Calibrate:
The hole marked C is attached to a pushbutton switch whose other end
is connected to - (minus).
Pushing the switch tells the learning sensor roughly what range you want to
operate in.
Sense: (custom only)
This hole allows you to connect your own, external sensor. You cannot use this
with the light- or temperature-sensitive versions.
Take a look at this
sample
schematic.