@neptronix is right, pop the plastic up on the left side, by the blue/yellow/green making.Here's the picture
A lot of the cheap controllers (including mine) use a red wire, like the one with the ring terminal, as the electric door lock. On mine, connecting that to battery positive turns on the controller.No orange wires
A lot of the cheap controllers (including mine) use a red wire, like the one with the ring terminal, as the electric door lock. On mine, connecting that to battery positive turns on the controller.
The two red JST connectors are likely for alarm. Alarm requires power even when the controller is off, so you can test for battery voltage on one of those red wires. If so, that could be where your on/off switch could go, between the batt positive from the alarm power, and the red wire with the ring connector, door lock.
Proceed with caution. This is how it works on a couple of my controllers, but not guaranteed for yours.
Bro thank you so much that was the correct diagram man you're frocking awesome
Found this, it looks the same and has somewhat of a wiring diagram
Thank you also your shit helped out quite a bit as well thank youA lot of the cheap controllers (including mine) use a red wire, like the one with the ring terminal, as the electric door lock. On mine, connecting that to battery positive turns on the controller.
The two red JST connectors are likely for alarm. Alarm requires power even when the controller is off, so you can test for battery voltage on one of those red wires. If so, that could be where your on/off switch could go, between the batt positive from the alarm power, and the red wire with the ring connector, door lock.
Proceed with caution. This is how it works on a couple of my controllers, but not guaranteed for yours.