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    m2-atx amp on/off

    ok, so i can't get the amp remote to flip my relay and i am anyway i have tried:
    - the left pin to one side of coil and right pin to otherside (and other way round)
    - i have tried left pin to one side of coil other side to ground and right pin to ground
    - also tried right pin to one side of coil and left pin to power and that worked but was not switching, it just flipped it.

    for reference it says left pin is RMT and rite pin GND

    helllpppp

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    It should have worked connected like the first 2 ways you did it. The last way obviously wouldn't switch since it's connected to power all of the time.

    Maybe you're using a relay thats too big.

    Can you try it directly to your amp? Just put the RMT wire on the Remote connection of your amp. Should work also without the need of the GND wire.

    Try measuring the RMT for 12V there when the M2 is powered on. If you don't get 12V there probably is something wrong with your PSU.
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