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DIY Big Buttons for Your Projects 

Dave Madison
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I modified these "answer buzzers" to turn them into generic buttons for use in my electronics projects.
The donor buttons are 2.75" inch "Answer Buzzers" from Learning Resources. This mod converts them into generic on/off momentary buttons with a 1/8" headphone jack. The headphone jack provides strain relief and makes the buttons modular, so you can swap them between projects without having to rewire or resolder.
To make this modification, pull off the four rubber feet on the bottom of the button and remove the four screws holding it together. Set the ring and button cap aside and focus on the base with the circuit board. Using a craft knife, make two cuts on the PCB: one across the trace from the button to the chip-on-board, and one across the four jumper traces.
Next, use a step drill bit to create a 1/4" hole in the ring for the headphone jack. This hole should be roughly halfway between the speaker and the "VDD" pin on the button PCB. Install a panel mount headphone jack into the hole.
Then solder the wires. One wire should go from the "VDD" pin to 'tip' terminal of the jack, and the other wire should go from the top of the jumpers to the 'sleeve' terminal of the jack. (It doesn't matter which jumper you solder to.) Tilt the ring to reinstall the button cap, being careful to align the notches in the cap with the indents on the ring. Reattach the four screws and rubber feet to complete the mod.
For my buttons I also cut up some 3/8" threaded steel rod to make some AAA battery dummies and placed them in the battery compartment. This is optional, but it provides a little bit of weight to make the finished buttons more stable.
You can connect to the buttons using any 1/8" TS (Mono) or TRS (Stereo) audio cable. Cut up the cable or use a breakout board on the other side to connect it to your project.
📝 Written Documentation: www.partsnotin...
Parts List:
* Learning Resources Answer Buzzers, Set of 4: amzn.to/3KgYFzM
* 1/8" Headphone Jack, Stereo (Panel Mount): amzn.to/3uYQ4vj
* 30 AWG Stranded Wire: amzn.to/3LMKUcl
* 1/8" Mono Patch Cables: amzn.to/3ujWKot
The above are affiliate links. As an Amazon Affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:26 Disassembly
0:53 PCB Modifications
1:20 Adding the Headphone Jack
1:58 Wiring
2:17 Reassembly
2:46 Testing + Demos
3:16 Finished
3:31 Outro

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16 авг 2024

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@alexanderlacy945
@alexanderlacy945 2 года назад
Cool little project. You could always drop an ESP or other wifi enabled MCU, in there and make a smart button. You know... Tweet out whenever you're taking a duce, or send a notification to the phones of other members of your household in order to let them know that you're tired of socializing and it's time to wrap things up. Something along those lines that the world doesn't yet know it needs...
@dave.madison
@dave.madison 2 года назад
You just gave me an idea. A dangerous, dangerous idea...
@alexanderlacy945
@alexanderlacy945 2 года назад
@@dave.madison I actually gave myself one while writing that comment but I'm gonna keep it under wraps until I finish it.
@linkdapuppyandfriends9023
@linkdapuppyandfriends9023 Год назад
Really good tutorial
@mbsurfer
@mbsurfer 2 года назад
This reminds me of rock band bass pedal piezo triggers. I've been wanting to make a circuit for double bass pedals where you plug in multiple trs cables into one receiver for the "double bass" functionality. The problem is you can only have one pedal down at a time; otherwise, if one is already down and you press the other down, the 2nd trigger is never heard because the circuit is already closed from the first trigger. Have you given thought of something like this? Especially after your Guitar Hero Xplorer mod!
@dave.madison
@dave.madison 2 года назад
I can't say that I have! What you'd probably do is make the pedals their own single-shot timers. That way each pedal pulses the output instead of holds it down.
@mbsurfer
@mbsurfer 2 года назад
@@dave.madison I'm an absolute beginner when it comes to circuitry, so knowing the names of relays helps a lot! The double bass seems like a good first project to learn more. Thanks for the reply!
@markgreco1962
@markgreco1962 2 года назад
I think you can also get these at Dollar tree
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