Yep. FYI, not all part numbers come up easily in a google search. It's nice to provide a link if you have one. I finally found the pinout for the Bosch 0-332-204-150 here:Do I have this correct?:
You need a normally open (NO) momentary switch for "On", a normally closed (NC) momentary switch for "Off", and a Bosch 0-332-204-150 relay.
On the relay:
Pin 30: Main Power In
Pin 87: Main Power Out
Pin 86: Switched Power (relay control)
Pin 85: Relay Ground
You wire up the relay so:
Pin 30 is connected to +12 that is switched by the ignition switch.
Pin 86 is connected to +12 that is switched by the ignition switch and has the NO momentary switch in-line.
Pin 87 (main power out) goes to the camera and is jumped to pin 86 (relay control).
Pin 85 is connected to ground and has the NC momentary switch in-line.
When you press the "On" momentary switch, the relay is energized and provides power to the camera and to its own coil so it stays "latched". Pressing the "Off" momentary switch removes ground from the relay coil and it disengages. If you turn the ignition switch off, the coil disengages since there is no power.
Correct?
Scott
Not everybody would have taken the time to find that.
So here's the revised drawing as you plan to wire it:
NOTE: no polarity is provided for the coil, so pins 85 & 86 may need to be swapped if it doesn't work.
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