Custom PC Desk Help.

[aries757]

hey guys, so i am building an Pc desk, prob heard of em, i need help, firstly, i need to know how i can wire this button http://www.frozencpu.com/products/8699/ele-375/Red_Illuminated_Vandal_Resistant_Latching_Switch_-_22mm_-_Black_Housing_-_Ring_Illumination.html?tl=g44c153 to the mobo and how can i wire this button https://www.arrow.com/en/products/ckl13efw01/nkk-switches?gclid=CjwKEAjwrcC9BRC2v5rjyvSbhWASJACKkjDzNiARoMwfgEi0VpZAaCbxMYytcFRYeUJ2S_DoTXLWZBoCn6Dw_wcB to allow that button to work,

example, turn key, gives power/ability to turn pc on with the red button, also if anyone has any ideas for it, such as maybe a website for wood supplys, custom wood shapes, or reccomending an material/object to me

 

 

[19_blackie_73]

 i guess you need them in serial and then in series to the mobo.  so key pol1 -> but pol1; but pol 2-> mobo pol 1; mobo pol2 -> key pol 2

[aries757]

11 hours ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

i guess you need them in serial and then in series to the mobo.  so key pol1 -> but pol1; but pol 2-> mobo; mobo -> key pol 2

what wires would i need to wire them, if u look on the ends of em, they got an output i never seen.

[19_blackie_73]

1 minute ago, aries757 said:

what wires would i need to wire them, if u look on the ends of em, they got an output i never seen.

that's diy, there is nothing you can buy i think. just basic soldering with "normal" wires (dunno any name)

[aries757]

11 hours ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

that's diy, there is nothing you can buy i think. just basic soldering with "normal" wires (dunno any name)

mmk, will reply for further question.

[W-L]

3 minutes ago, aries757 said:

what wires would i need to wire them, if u look on the ends of em, they got an output i never seen.

As mentioned in your other thread you can hook them up in series but it will require either spade connectors or you to directly solder to the connections to the switches to do so. 

[aries757]

what do you mean in series and hook which/wut up, 

[aries757]

12 hours ago, W-L said:

As mentioned in your other thread you can hook them up in series but it will require either spade connectors or you to directly solder to the connections to the switches to do so. 

and c an u list an link for an good spade connecters, this will be my first build, ik how to build a pc, but a desk build is harder for first time.

[W-L]

1 minute ago, aries757 said:

what do you mean in series and hook which/wut up, 

Just now, aries757 said:

and c an u list an link for an good spade connecters, this will be my first build, ik how to build a pc, but a desk build is harder for first time.

You mentioned previously you wanted the key to be turned and only then the power button to function, you will want to wire them in series to allow for that. All of this will be hooked up to the front panel connectors for the power switch in the case. As for spade connectors it depends on the size of the prongs from the switches so it would be best to take a measurement of what you will need. 

 

[aries757]

11 hours ago, W-L said:

You mentioned previously you wanted the key to be turned and only then the power button to function, you will want to wire them in series to allow for that. All of this will be hooked up to the front panel connectors for the power switch in the case. As for spade connectors it depends on the size of the prongs from the switches so it would be best to take a measurement of what you will need. 

 

i dont own any of this yet, saving for it all, an i wont have an case, my desk will be my case, no front panel conectors , so ill get that seperate. but ill look at the specs of the key and tell the size

 

[aries757]

Total Length (including face and terminals):	39mm
Face Ø:	22mm
Thread Ø:	18.9mm
Connection Terminal Dimensions:	2.8 x 0.5 mm
Switch Structure:	No. 3
Current:	5 A Maximum
Voltage:	250 VAC Maximum
Resistance:	≤ 50 mΩ
Insulation Resistance:	≥ 1000 mΩ
Insulation Voltage:	2000 VAC
Operating Temperature:	-20 ~ +70°C

 for button, and for key

This product is 22 mm long, 40 mm tall and 22 mm deep.

[aries757]

11 hours ago, aries757 said:

Total Length (including face and terminals):	39mm
Face Ø:	22mm
Thread Ø:	18.9mm
Connection Terminal Dimensions:	2.8 x 0.5 mm
Switch Structure:	No. 3
Current:	5 A Maximum
Voltage:	250 VAC Maximum
Resistance:	≤ 50 mΩ
Insulation Resistance:	≥ 1000 mΩ
Insulation Voltage:	2000 VAC
Operating Temperature:	-20 ~ +70°C

 for button, and for key

This product is 22 mm long, 40 mm tall and 22 mm deep.

they both have the same ends i think, so i will need to know which for which

[W-L]

9 minutes ago, aries757 said:

Total Length (including face and terminals):	39mm
Face Ø:	22mm
Thread Ø:	18.9mm
Connection Terminal Dimensions:	2.8 x 0.5 mm
Switch Structure:	No. 3
Current:	5 A Maximum
Voltage:	250 VAC Maximum
Resistance:	≤ 50 mΩ
Insulation Resistance:	≥ 1000 mΩ
Insulation Voltage:	2000 VAC
Operating Temperature:	-20 ~ +70°C

 for button, and for key

This product is 22 mm long, 40 mm tall and 22 mm deep.

Theses would look to be the spade terminal you will need to wire everything up, they just crimp on the end of the wire:

https://www.amazon.com/Baomain-Insulated-Connector-Electrical-Terminal/dp/B01962MW2G

[aries757]

11 hours ago, W-L said:

Theses would look to be the spade terminal you will need to wire everything up, they just crimp on the end of the wire:

https://www.amazon.com/Baomain-Insulated-Connector-Electrical-Terminal/dp/B01962MW2G

ok so i would connect this to the key and button then what would i connect it to

 

[W-L]

1 minute ago, aries757 said:

ok so i would connect this to the key and button then what would i connect it to

It would go to the front panel connectors, more specifically the pins for powering on the system. 

[aries757]

11 hours ago, W-L said:

It would go to the front panel connectors, more specifically the pins for powering on the system. 

ok, and i will connect it to the buttons tho right?

[W-L]

Just now, aries757 said:

ok, and i will connect it to the buttons tho right?

Yes, it would go from one of the pins from the front panel connectors into the key switch, then vandal push button and back to the other pin on the motherbaord to power up the system so it will require the key to be turned then button to be pressed to turn everything on. 

[aries757]

12 hours ago, W-L said:

Yes, it would go from one of the pins from the front panel connectors into the key switch, then vandal push button and back to the other pin on the motherbaord to power up the system so it will require the key to be turned then button to be pressed to turn everything on. 

dood ur so beast. i have a YT channel, not advertising or anything, but i will give u aa shoutout when  i finish, been lookin for this help for a long while,

[W-L]

Just now, aries757 said:

dood ur so beast. i have a YT channel, not advertising or anything, but i will give u aa shoutout, been lookin for this help for a long while,

No problem, glad to help