Relay Wiring - Jeff Bipes! Question for ya
07-14-2004, 10:44 AM
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Relay Wiring - Jeff Bipes! Question for ya
Okay, I was hoping you could help me out.
I'm following your instructions for the aux connector and I'm stuck..
What wires do I connect to the 12v relay? I have 3 wires from the cd changer, 3 from the headunit, and 3 from the headphone jack.
Do you have a diagram of the relay setup?
And where do I attach the toggle switch to these mess of wires?
Thanks so much. I owe ya!
I'm following your instructions for the aux connector and I'm stuck..
What wires do I connect to the 12v relay? I have 3 wires from the cd changer, 3 from the headunit, and 3 from the headphone jack.
Do you have a diagram of the relay setup?
And where do I attach the toggle switch to these mess of wires?
Thanks so much. I owe ya!
07-14-2004, 11:32 AM
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what diagram are you following?
<img src="http://ttbipes.home.comcast.net/jpgs/auxin09.jpg"><ul><li><a href="http://jbipes.home.comcast.net/ttr/auxin1.html">this one?</a></li></ul>
07-14-2004, 11:34 AM
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Re: what diagram are you following?
Yeah, that one.
Thanks for responding.
I have no clue how to wire a relay, but I have all the peices here, except for a resistor thing.
NOTE: I'm not looking to power my ipod/mp3 player, just send the signal to the head unit
Thanks for responding.
I have no clue how to wire a relay, but I have all the peices here, except for a resistor thing.
NOTE: I'm not looking to power my ipod/mp3 player, just send the signal to the head unit
07-14-2004, 11:34 AM
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Try this realy wiring from the original post on this
The 10K resistors are not needed.
<img src="http://tychl.txf.com/S4-EMPEG.jpg"><ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/audio/msgs/1166.phtml">Relay wiring</a></li></ul>
<img src="http://tychl.txf.com/S4-EMPEG.jpg"><ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/audio/msgs/1166.phtml">Relay wiring</a></li></ul>
07-14-2004, 11:38 AM
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Re: Try this realy wiring from the original post on this
Hmm. I idon't know what to look for.
I have the relay in my hand. 8 little "prodes" to attach my wires to.
They are numbered like this:
1 2
+ +
3 4
+ +
5 6
+ +
| |
I just don't know where each wire goes
I have the relay in my hand. 8 little "prodes" to attach my wires to.
They are numbered like this:
1 2
+ +
3 4
+ +
5 6
+ +
| |
I just don't know where each wire goes
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07-14-2004, 11:42 AM
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Re: Well, that description is nearly impossible to dechiper. What relay model/mfg is it?
Radio shack Plug in Relay model 275-218 DPDT
12 VDC
the same one in the picture you have online/
12 VDC
the same one in the picture you have online/
07-14-2004, 11:49 AM
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Well, mine isn't exactly the same. there is a schematic then on the cover of this realy, match it to
this...
<img src="http://tychl.txf.com/S4-EMPEG.jpg">
BTW- That Rat-Shack relay is over-kill.
C= common- left and right going to the H/U
NC= Normally closed= left and right wires in the the relay "off" position.
NO= normally Open = left and right wires to the Aux input.
Common all copper stranded wires together.
Relay coil.
one side goes to ground.
other side goes to switched +!2V through a switch.
<img src="http://tychl.txf.com/S4-EMPEG.jpg">
BTW- That Rat-Shack relay is over-kill.
C= common- left and right going to the H/U
NC= Normally closed= left and right wires in the the relay "off" position.
NO= normally Open = left and right wires to the Aux input.
Common all copper stranded wires together.
Relay coil.
one side goes to ground.
other side goes to switched +!2V through a switch.