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geraintthomas · 01-22-2016, 07:32 AM

I've had a few ideas for a few projects on the Porsche, and they involve adding features with new dashboard buttons.

I'm quite new to electronics, so I just want to check I'm right in thinking these would work. The original dashboard buttons have 5 pins - left button, right button, 12v, backlit LED and active LED. I'm only interested in the first three for now, so each diagram has a switch with three terminals.

Would these work?

OEM dashboard Footwell lights button with two-stage brightness

One-touch roof with emergency stop button

OEM dashboard spoiler button (one-touch)

The 'timer' relays are timed delay relays, with times set on each one via the on-chip dial.

If someone could check that, that'll be great

Thanks!

01-22-2016, 07:32 AM	#1
geraintthomas Registered User Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: South Wales, UK Posts: 852	Electrical diagrams - can someone check these please? I've had a few ideas for a few projects on the Porsche, and they involve adding features with new dashboard buttons. I'm quite new to electronics, so I just want to check I'm right in thinking these would work. The original dashboard buttons have 5 pins - left button, right button, 12v, backlit LED and active LED. I'm only interested in the first three for now, so each diagram has a switch with three terminals. Would these work? OEM dashboard Footwell lights button with two-stage brightness One-touch roof with emergency stop button OEM dashboard spoiler button (one-touch) The 'timer' relays are timed delay relays, with times set on each one via the on-chip dial. If someone could check that, that'll be great Thanks! __________________ Porsche Boxster S Type 986 Bi-xenon Headlight Upgrade \| 987 S 18" Anthracite Alloys \| Android Head Unit \| 5000k 55w HID's \| 5000k Cree DRL's \| 5000k Cree number plate lights \| Cree LED Indicators \| One-touch roof operation \| Bypass exhaust pipes \| Parking sensors \| Ambient footwell lighting