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If you get a 24 volt relay and a 12 volt power supply. You can used the 12 volt power supply to run the leds, place the relays NC and COM terminals in line on the positive wire. Then connect the relay coil terminals on to the power supply at 3J-7 pins 1 and 3. You can make a Y connector so that both sets of wires can connect to the power supply with out any modifying.
aaa (resized).PNGQuoted from Waxon:Does the 12 volt power supply already have an output on the card?
Yes, but I don't like to put an extra load on the game so I use brick power supply like this.
ebay.com link: AC 100 240V to DC 12V 2A Power Supply Adapter Heavy Duty LED Light Strip 24W SMD
Quoted from Waxon:will you have a diagram that you can share with me?
I can do this for you if you like.
You need a relay like this.
Quoted from Waxon:I think this relay could work
Yes this relay will work. You will just have to solder the wires on the relay.
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