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Midicontroller, LED's and relays, need help!

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rudeez

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hi peeps!

so i've built a midicontroller using an old gamepad, first of i used 9 pin 3pdt on/off footswitches since i need a LED to light up once i've pressed the button. the thing is, i need a momentary switch for the signal that is sent to the gamepad but still i need a on/off thing for the leds. i figured that this could be done with relays after some reading, although im new with relays and it's function. so i bought some 5vdc 5 pin relays like these: **broken link removed**

the midicontroller and it's buildlog you can find here to get an idea of what im doing and what i need: Midi Foot Controller DONE! *buildlog with pics*

i know have some Alpha Momentary dpdt footswitches instead with 6 pins.

but honestly i have no clue how to solder this thing up.
what i need is to have the signal sent to the gamepad to be momentary, on aslong as the footswitch is pressed and it goes off when the switch is released. but that's no issue now since i got the momentary switches.
but i do need the led's to be on/off and not just light up when the button is pressed down so therefore i got some tips about using relays for have the leds as on/off and yet the signal to gamepad pcb momentary.
im clueless about wiring this up tho and can't really read schematics unless they're made as easy ones shoing pics of the parts along with drawn wires in paint haha.
any help on this would be appreciated!

cheers, jimmie
 
why dont you use capacitors, they allow current only for a momment and then cutts off current supply
 
please post circuit diagram , whats the input and whats the output , which section you want to change , where it is getting problem.
 
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