a way to turn off and on lights with a RF transmitter without holding button?

[Shiroe (cortana)]

title ^

[Martin Harris]

memory thing

[Shiroe (cortana)]

and how do i program that? i never used it bcoz i never understood it

[Martin Harris]

Originally posted by Shiroe (Cortana):

and how do i program that? i never used it bcoz i never understood it

just watch a tutorial

[Shiroe (cortana)]

tried several timed just for basic addition but still never understood it...
IF i knew it, i wouldnt be asking here duh...

[Martin Harris]

Originally posted by Shiroe (Cortana):

tried several timed just for basic addition but still never understood it...
IF i knew it, i wouldnt be asking here duh...

If a video, and all the other research you did didn't explain it for you, then how do I?

[Shiroe (cortana)]

So someone who knows, what do i need.
OBV i need a RF transmitter, a RF reciever, a switch, a splitter and a memory cell, but how do i connect them so the lights stays on or off when i click the button, like click 1 time to let them stay on and click again to turn them off.

[2Crazy4Nick]

You don't need the switch if you only want to turn them on/off via RF.

You need:
1 RF Transmitter
1 RF Reciever
1 Memory Cell
[Power]
[Lights]

Connect up the RF reciever output to the "toggle" input of the memory cell (bottom input on the right). Connect one output of memory cell (doesn't really matter which one since you just toggle the cell) to your light(s). Put power to RF reciever and memory cell. Click RF transmitter (RF reciever needs power input of 2 - 1 for own consumption, 1 to trigger the memory cell toggle). Done!

[Shiroe (cortana)]

oh nice, ty, the answer i was looking for