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I grabbed one of those at the U-pull-it a while back, since mine came with only three buttons. I have NO IDEA what I'll use them for. But I figured just in case. I noticed my harness doesn't have wires connected to some of the pins, whereas the one I got has wires on all of them (whomever pulled it just cut the harness, which did me a favor). Are there any write-ups on adding the circuits? I tried to search, but I don't even know what that button assembly is called. I figure it's pretty straightforward. But why reinvent the wheel, eh? I'll have to start with re-pinning the connector in my harness to handle the two extra circuits.I figured out the wiring for using a park assist switch and a latching relay (since that’s a momentary switch) to turn on my demon eyes on The Machine. Thanks to @kbuskill for the info on the relay. I had to also figure out how to turn on the led indicator so I’ll know when they’re on.
Yes x299 board. I either have 6/12 or 8/16 I don’t remember tbh. I know I have 64g ram and it’s water cooled. White Corsair 540 air case. I do know when I was over locking it and benchmarking I did pretty damn good on the leader boardthe one I have sitting out in the garage is a Asus rog strix x299-e, Core i9-9940x 4.4ghz, evo ssd
I loaded it with 10 and put it away, I have a 1gb video card in it for just loading windows, I really don't like windows 10 which is really why I probably haven't migrated it to being my main computer
I snagged a 5 button piece a few months ago, but don’t have the wires in the harness either. I could probably add pins, etc, but it would be nice if I could get a pinout diagram too.I grabbed one of those at the U-pull-it a while back, since mine came with only three buttons. I have NO IDEA what I'll use them for. But I figured just in case. I noticed my harness doesn't have wires connected to some of the pins, whereas the one I got has wires on all of them (whomever pulled it just cut the harness, which did me a favor). Are there any write-ups on adding the circuits? I tried to search, but I don't even know what that button assembly is called. I figure it's pretty straightforward. But why reinvent the wheel, eh? I'll have to start with re-pinning the connector in my harness to handle the two extra circuits.
I don’t know of any write ups except the one Ken did @kbuskill. I just ordered the relay he used and I’ll use the instructions that come with it to turn a momentary ground signal from the switch ( ground one lead, hook the other to the relay) into a constant +12v to turn on my demon eyes and also wire that output to the indicator LED on the switch so I’ll know they’re on. I used the schematic for the truck and my dvm to figure out the lighting and switch circuits.I grabbed one of those at the U-pull-it a while back, since mine came with only three buttons. I have NO IDEA what I'll use them for. But I figured just in case. I noticed my harness doesn't have wires connected to some of the pins, whereas the one I got has wires on all of them (whomever pulled it just cut the harness, which did me a favor). Are there any write-ups on adding the circuits? I tried to search, but I don't even know what that button assembly is called. I figure it's pretty straightforward. But why reinvent the wheel, eh? I'll have to start with re-pinning the connector in my harness to handle the two extra circuits.
If you have alldatadiy you can look at the diagrams. Here’s the park assist and pedal positioning ones.I snagged a 5 button piece a few months ago, but don’t have the wires in the harness either. I could probably add pins, etc, but it would be nice if I could get a pinout diagram too.
i haven't messed around with any overclocking in decades these cpu's are too expensive to burn up and I mostly need a solid running machine for working from home.Yes x299 board. I either have 6/12 or 8/16 I don’t remember tbh. I know I have 64g ram and it’s water cooled. White Corsair 540 air case. I do know when I was over locking it and benchmarking I did pretty damn good on the leader board
The x299 had issues with the VRM overheating and crapping out. That’s why this one isn’t over locked. Microcenter’s warranty is amazing!i haven't messed around with any overclocking in decades these cpu's are too expensive to burn up and I mostly need a solid running machine for working from home.
I guess another thing for y’all to help me spend money on!If you have alldatadiy you can look at the diagrams. Here’s the park assist and pedal positioning ones.