Sorry I posted this in the wrong section before..
I have a steering wheel on my race car with integrated momentary pushbutton switches and I would like to use one of them to use as the remote start/stop switch for the DL1 mk2, I can see that you can purchase a kit for the remote function but I really want to use one of the buttons already on the wheel.
How would I make this work?
Cheers everyone.
Richard Stock
Wiring up steering wheel buttons as a start/stop switch
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Thanks for this, I have read this before however this is using the optional remote switch with integrated LED.
I wanted to know how to wire up a standard pushbutton switch. I can see the front of the unit to see if its logging so dont need the LED notification on the steering wheel.
Am I right in saying I will need to connect one of the pushbutton terminals to Trig and the other to Ground?
I wanted to know how to wire up a standard pushbutton switch. I can see the front of the unit to see if its logging so dont need the LED notification on the steering wheel.
Am I right in saying I will need to connect one of the pushbutton terminals to Trig and the other to Ground?
This is how to connect up a remote start/stop switch... though it wanders off and talks about using RT's four wire illuminated push button...
http://www.race-technology.com/wiki/ind ... StopSwitch
Basically use a simple momentary switch between "Start Logging" and "Ground" on the back of the DL1.
I've been using http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/products/265-0679/ for quite a few years without problems.
http://www.race-technology.com/wiki/ind ... StopSwitch
Basically use a simple momentary switch between "Start Logging" and "Ground" on the back of the DL1.
I've been using http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/products/265-0679/ for quite a few years without problems.
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