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slavik · 09-15-2004, 12:03 AM

sorry guys, for not replying, but I found what I was looking for ...

the button is momentary ON, the actual mushroom head is 60mm in diameter ...

here's the link: http://www.asi-interconnect.com/prod..._head/plastic/

the part number is: 8 LP2T B6164, they also have a metalic version which I don't think I want to get (I think black plastic would look better), the part for metalic version is: 8 LM2T B6164

As for the cover, I am looking for something similar to this: http://www.michaelselectric.com/shop...ail.asp?id=242

this is what it looks like when installed: http://www.michaelselectric.com/shop...ail.asp?id=243

the cover is 70USD which I don't think is worth that much money ...

as for the military switches, I was thinking of getting 4 of them to control lights ...

ASCII layout:

Code:

this is the top of the case ...
 _________
|         |
|         |  2x120mm Radiator here ... if/when I get WC ...
|         |
|         |
|         |
|         |
|         |
|    __   |
|   [__] <--- Power button
|         |
| 0 0 0 0 <--- 4 military switches to control various lights ...
|_________|

I was also thinking of making the reset button a keylock and put it where my current power button is, this is the lock I want to use http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/sto...oductId=119903

NOW ... here comes the tricky part ... this is where I need help of electrical engineers and such ...
I want to have 3 4" cathodes on each side of my front panel underneath it and dremel "slits" of where lights will shine through ... I need/want a circuit that will slowly raise the voltage on the bottom lamps (it will look like a rising beam if you know what I mean), then as soon as the bottom ones light completely up, have the same done to the middle lamps, and then the third ... the bottom 2 on each side will be green and the top ones will be red ... sort of like a status "bar" ... and if possible to have a "timer" (can be on a PCB or anywhere, doesn't need to be easy adjustible), maybe also have a "buzzer" that will "buzz" 3 times when the lights are completely on ... (maybe stick a strobe light inside?)

BTW, my case is Lian-Li PC75 ...

09-15-2004, 12:03 AM	#9
slavik Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Brooklyn, NY Posts: 28	sorry guys, for not replying, but I found what I was looking for ... the button is momentary ON, the actual mushroom head is 60mm in diameter ... here's the link: http://www.asi-interconnect.com/prod..._head/plastic/ the part number is: 8 LP2T B6164, they also have a metalic version which I don't think I want to get (I think black plastic would look better), the part for metalic version is: 8 LM2T B6164 As for the cover, I am looking for something similar to this: http://www.michaelselectric.com/shop...ail.asp?id=242 this is what it looks like when installed: http://www.michaelselectric.com/shop...ail.asp?id=243 the cover is 70USD which I don't think is worth that much money ... as for the military switches, I was thinking of getting 4 of them to control lights ... ASCII layout: Code: this is the top of the case ... _________ \| \| \| \| 2x120mm Radiator here ... if/when I get WC ... \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| __ \| \| [__] <--- Power button \| \| \| 0 0 0 0 <--- 4 military switches to control various lights ... \|_________\| I was also thinking of making the reset button a keylock and put it where my current power button is, this is the lock I want to use http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/sto...oductId=119903 NOW ... here comes the tricky part ... this is where I need help of electrical engineers and such ... I want to have 3 4" cathodes on each side of my front panel underneath it and dremel "slits" of where lights will shine through ... I need/want a circuit that will slowly raise the voltage on the bottom lamps (it will look like a rising beam if you know what I mean), then as soon as the bottom ones light completely up, have the same done to the middle lamps, and then the third ... the bottom 2 on each side will be green and the top ones will be red ... sort of like a status "bar" ... and if possible to have a "timer" (can be on a PCB or anywhere, doesn't need to be easy adjustible), maybe also have a "buzzer" that will "buzz" 3 times when the lights are completely on ... (maybe stick a strobe light inside?) BTW, my case is Lian-Li PC75 ... Last edited by slavik; 09-15-2004 at 12:10 AM.