Does anyone have a schematic on the lighted window switches?
Merci!
Tom
Lighted Window Switch Diagram
its a pretty simple circuit.
the connector should look like this:
=== <-- this should be hot when ign is on
=== === <-- this should always show ground
this should always show ground--> === ===
the 2 terminals in the middle go to your window motor, when switch is no pressed the inner terminals see continuity with the outer ones ( they are grounded ). when the switch is pressed either direction, continuity switches from groung on that side to positive terminal on the top.
the connector should look like this:
=== <-- this should be hot when ign is on
=== === <-- this should always show ground
this should always show ground--> === ===
the 2 terminals in the middle go to your window motor, when switch is no pressed the inner terminals see continuity with the outer ones ( they are grounded ). when the switch is pressed either direction, continuity switches from groung on that side to positive terminal on the top.
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LexingTom 535is
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This is in regards to my garage door opener wired to the car and to a lighted window switch that's installed on the dash.
So...with this information, I had wanted to run power to the switch so that the switch would be lit. (Which it is not right now.) But...if I think through this, it would appear as if I'd send voltage the other way when I pressed the button if I lit up the switch with power from the car. Is this correct?
Right now the garage door opener is powered by tapping into the radio ground and hot. The lighted window switch that operates the opener is connected to the top terminal and the terminal on the right hand side of the second row. Only the solid/filled-in button operates the garage door remote.
Can I shoot some juice to the switch that will light the switch, but not adversely affect the remote PCB?
Thanks,
T
So...with this information, I had wanted to run power to the switch so that the switch would be lit. (Which it is not right now.) But...if I think through this, it would appear as if I'd send voltage the other way when I pressed the button if I lit up the switch with power from the car. Is this correct?
Right now the garage door opener is powered by tapping into the radio ground and hot. The lighted window switch that operates the opener is connected to the top terminal and the terminal on the right hand side of the second row. Only the solid/filled-in button operates the garage door remote.
Can I shoot some juice to the switch that will light the switch, but not adversely affect the remote PCB?
Thanks,
T
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spinedocab
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Mike in Louisville
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[QUOTE="spinedocab"]Simplify a bit...do it with an UNLIGHTED switch. It is still labeled. It is still tactile. And you needn't worry about cooking your opener.
Are you putting this in the stock radio fader location? That's where I have my power antenna switch.
Andrew.[/QUOTE]
Sounds like he has the garage door already working, just wants to make it shiny.
Are you putting this in the stock radio fader location? That's where I have my power antenna switch.
Andrew.[/QUOTE]
Sounds like he has the garage door already working, just wants to make it shiny.
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LexingTom 535is
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[QUOTE="spinedocab"]Simplify a bit...do it with an UNLIGHTED switch. It is still labeled. It is still tactile. And you needn't worry about cooking your opener.
Are you putting this in the stock radio fader location? That's where I have my power antenna switch.
Andrew.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, it's already in there, works fine, just wanted the lights to work as Mike stated so humorously.
My anteanna cut-out is in the old fader location. This is just opposite that on the right-hand side of the radio.
Are you putting this in the stock radio fader location? That's where I have my power antenna switch.
Andrew.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, it's already in there, works fine, just wanted the lights to work as Mike stated so humorously.
My anteanna cut-out is in the old fader location. This is just opposite that on the right-hand side of the radio.

