I have a couple of these modules and have successfully managed to use them in conjunction with PAM8403 2 x 3w amplifiers and lipo battery charging circuit boards in simple speaker projects. However this time I want to make use of some more of the features, in particular the play/back/next and vol functions. Before I this functionality and used a stero pot for volume.
I have bought some Momentary Push Button Switches to use but I'm not exactly sure how to wire them. I assume I need to wire between the applicable point and ground for each function/button? If so, is it the ground DC ground pin which I use to power it? Each pin is only tiny and its a hard job soldering one connection, let alone 1 for each function I want to use.
*edit* It would appear as though there is a ground pin and I'm assuming each button would need to be wired to this some how. There is still the issue of how to do this given how small the pins are. Id love some help with that.
Also, I'm not sure if I need push to make, or push to break switches. In not sure which ones I ordered as it was a while ago.
I'd love to get some help on how to wire this up for more functionality!
Cheers.
I have bought some Momentary Push Button Switches to use but I'm not exactly sure how to wire them. I assume I need to wire between the applicable point and ground for each function/button? If so, is it the ground DC ground pin which I use to power it? Each pin is only tiny and its a hard job soldering one connection, let alone 1 for each function I want to use.
*edit* It would appear as though there is a ground pin and I'm assuming each button would need to be wired to this some how. There is still the issue of how to do this given how small the pins are. Id love some help with that.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Also, I'm not sure if I need push to make, or push to break switches. In not sure which ones I ordered as it was a while ago.
I'd love to get some help on how to wire this up for more functionality!
Cheers.
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An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
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