wiring of buttons on Thrustmaster T1 (help needed)

Messed up while trying to attach the buttons of my Thrusmaster T1 (steering wheel) to the wheel itself. De-soldered the buttons a while back, but can't find the wiring sceme anywhere anymore. Need help getting the buttons to work again. Anyone out there able to tell me how these buttons should be wired? Have got the yellow/brown wire and the pink wire coming from the joystick connector. How do they connect to the buttons? How are the buttons inter-connected (connected to one another?) Any help would be appreciated! Johan

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> Messed up while trying to attach the buttons of my Thrusmaster T1 (steering > wheel) > to the wheel itself. De-soldered the buttons a while back, but can't find > the > wiring sceme anywhere anymore. > Need help getting the buttons to work again. Anyone out there able to tell > me how > these buttons should be wired? > Have got the yellow/brown wire and the pink wire coming from the joystick > connector. > How do they connect to the buttons? How are the buttons inter-connected > (connected to > one another?) > Any help would be appreciated! > Johan

Hi there, I done it with my T2, and the yellow is the ground wire, but my other wire are green and blue, the yellow was kind of split and going to both switches. Hope that will help you... Baz

: Messed up while trying to attach the buttons of my Thrusmaster T1 (steering : wheel) : to the wheel itself. De-soldered the buttons a while back, but can't find : the : wiring sceme anywhere anymore. : Need help getting the buttons to work again. Anyone out there able to tell : me how : these buttons should be wired? : Have got the yellow/brown wire and the pink wire coming from the joystick : connector. : How do they connect to the buttons? How are the buttons inter-connected : (connected to : one another?) This is from the FAQ at Wally'sWorld of Simulators (http://www.oz.net/~wottenad/wheel2.htm#section8): . . . You will see a number of wires coming in from the joystick cable, but the only ones we need to deal with are the yellow, red and purple. The yellow wire is the common ground wire inputs to the switches (pin 4). The red wire is button 1 output (pin2). The purple wire is button 2 output (pin 6). -- **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=