Please note: As the title reads I'm new to this and while I understand some basic concepts my knowledge with building circuits and theory is minimal.
I am currently in the process of trying to prototype a simple circuit that allows me to remotely send 12V to a speaker terminal. By off sourcing much of this to one of those prefabbed cheap RF relay modules, I was left with wiring, dropping in a speaker terminal, switch then adding a few LEDs. I was successful in achieving my main goal, however I wanted to implement an additional LED that would illuminate if there was continuity between the two speaker terminals.
I used the NC terminal on the module to add a red power LED and the NO terminal to send power to a green "signal" LED and the speaker terminal when the remote is activated. I have absolutely no idea how to achieve the LED that indicates speaker terminal continuity. I'd appreciate any help I can get.
After going through several different iterations of the circuit on paper I realized I don't know how to draw schematics but this last one seemed the best of all so I hope it's readable if you can't tell what's going on from the pictures alone.
I am currently in the process of trying to prototype a simple circuit that allows me to remotely send 12V to a speaker terminal. By off sourcing much of this to one of those prefabbed cheap RF relay modules, I was left with wiring, dropping in a speaker terminal, switch then adding a few LEDs. I was successful in achieving my main goal, however I wanted to implement an additional LED that would illuminate if there was continuity between the two speaker terminals.
I used the NC terminal on the module to add a red power LED and the NO terminal to send power to a green "signal" LED and the speaker terminal when the remote is activated. I have absolutely no idea how to achieve the LED that indicates speaker terminal continuity. I'd appreciate any help I can get.
After going through several different iterations of the circuit on paper I realized I don't know how to draw schematics but this last one seemed the best of all so I hope it's readable if you can't tell what's going on from the pictures alone.