[Solved] How to correctly connect the backlit switch to the power supply?

Hello,

I have a power supply with outputs as in the picture and a rocker switch with 12V backlight. The power supply outputs 12V.



I wanted to connect 2 switches with backlight to the power supply. 1 to turn on the power supply and 2 to run the fans. Please write if I'm doing it correctly.

1. Start-up switch: connect pins from the power supply (Connect to start PSU) to the left and middle contact of the switch and attach 12V (any +) from the power supply to the right-hand contact (in a different color) of the switch.

2. Switch to run the fans: connect the pin from the power supply (connect to start fans) to the left contact of the switch, 12V from the power supply to the middle pin of the switch and 12V (same?) To the right contact of the switch (in a different color).

Am I doing it correctly and the switch will glow after connecting?

you will probably need to bridge the pin at the switch

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cross it with a meter

The switch lights up when it is 12V on the extreme right pin and I will hook him in the middle pin mass. The two left pins are 0-1. If one pin will be pinned from the power supply, to the other 12V (to start the fans), to the extreme right 12V for backlighting, how do I still have the mass attached?

In that case, the switch must be on the ground

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In that case, the switch must be on the ground

Do I have to bridge the mass with 12V? After all, the power supply will have a short circuit as I will podepnę.

This is how it should look

And you managed to run the power supply without working fans? After a few seconds of operation without fans, it should turn off.

Yes, I start the power supply without a fan and after a while I turn the fans on or off using the button. I did not notice that it would turn off without fans. Without any load as it came from it was felt on the casing that it was getting warm.

Is this the connection of the button given by colleague service2006 is correct? So far I have not yet connected the backlight buttons and it would be very useful.

The second thing is that when the fans are on (even without load) the power supply unscrews them after a while, probably to the max and walks like a jambojet
Does anyone have a scatter of control pins, which one is responsible for? Sure there's some kind of regulation, only damn knows who is who.

The connection is good. You can always check the ohmmeter, which contacts close and open. Provide the power supply label. The fans automatically change the speed with the temperature inside the power supply.

DPS-2980AB A

At first, the fans actually spin more slowly and after a while, the rpm increases up to the maximum. The air blown out of the power supply is cold and they still spin at maximum speed. No matter if there is anything connected to the power supply, it is only connected to the power supply and switched on.