I normally speak to Teken about these things since I'm not very experience with electrical items, but I think he's on vacation. Here's a diagram of how I tried hooking up my switch:



What am I doing wrong? Thanks guys.

-Rod


[Modified by RK, 6:18 PM 9/2/2002]

 

I believe you need a power going to the switch instead of a ground in order to power the magnet and get 30 and 87 connected. Just out of curiosity, why are you doing this?

 

You need 12volts on terminal 86 to switch over the coil. After that, everything looks good. I would tie terminal 86 in with 87 and ground 85 through your switch.