Sorry I couldn't come up with a more descriptive title, but it's the best I could do.
I have one of the 9v Radioshack recordable sound modules and I need a way of electronically triggering the sound to play. The problem however is that the play button is one of those that use a conductive button to bridge a grid-like pattern of wires completing the circuit. For my project however, I need to be able to "push" this button electronicaly without using any sort of mechanical linkage. If you need an example, take apart a standard TV remote control, those have the same kind of contacts I'm talking about.
My soldering skills aren't to the point where I could do the SMT-level soldering required to put wire on there so I can extend the contacts to a proper push-button.
Thanks for any help you can provide
Thanks!
Zatnikitelman
I have one of the 9v Radioshack recordable sound modules and I need a way of electronically triggering the sound to play. The problem however is that the play button is one of those that use a conductive button to bridge a grid-like pattern of wires completing the circuit. For my project however, I need to be able to "push" this button electronicaly without using any sort of mechanical linkage. If you need an example, take apart a standard TV remote control, those have the same kind of contacts I'm talking about.
My soldering skills aren't to the point where I could do the SMT-level soldering required to put wire on there so I can extend the contacts to a proper push-button.
Thanks for any help you can provide
Thanks!
Zatnikitelman