Mini LED Arcade Button - 24mm Translucent Yellow

24 mm translucent yellow arcade button with integrated LED, requiring a 24 mm mounting hole. Normally-open momentary switch with separate LED contacts.

Logical pinout · physical placement not verified

Switch contact 1
One side of the pre-installed momentary micro-switch contact pair.
Type · Signal
Switch contact 2
Other side of the momentary micro-switch contact pair; closes to switch contact 1 when the button is pressed.
Type · Signal
LED contact +
LED power/control contact for the built-in two surface-mount LEDs with series resistor. Adafruit states it can be driven from a microcontroller pin or direct from 5V at about 5mA.
Type · PowerVoltage · 5V or higher for yellow version; about 5mA
LED contact -
LED return contact for the built-in LED pair.
Type · GroundVoltage · 0V return

Pin	Type	Function	Voltage
Switch contact 1	Signal	One side of the pre-installed momentary micro-switch contact pair.
Switch contact 2	Signal	Other side of the momentary micro-switch contact pair; closes to switch contact 1 when the button is pressed.
LED contact +	Power	LED power/control contact for the built-in two surface-mount LEDs with series resistor. Adafruit states it can be driven from a microcontroller pin or direct from 5V at about 5mA.	5V or higher for yellow version; about 5mA
LED contact -	Ground	LED return contact for the built-in LED pair.	0V return

Logical pinout · physical placement not verified

Pin details

4 connections

Switch contact 1
One side of the pre-installed momentary micro-switch contact pair.
Signal
Switch contact 2
Other side of the momentary micro-switch contact pair; closes to switch contact 1 when the button is pressed.
Signal
LED contact +
LED power/control contact for the built-in two surface-mount LEDs with series resistor. Adafruit states it can be driven from a microcontroller pin or direct from 5V at about 5mA.
PowerVoltage · 5V or higher for yellow version; about 5mA
LED contact -
LED return contact for the built-in LED pair.
GroundVoltage · 0V return

Start wiring

Analog · Single data line · Bare

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