Leprechaun Regen switch + Intelligent Relay questions

[Manischewitz_Papi]

I know, there's other threads! And I done checked 'em! And I'm enough of a noob to have questions remaining! I'm building a Leprechaun and trying to install an Intelligent Relay Bypass module on the Regen/Magic switch.

1) This is the style of switched TRS jack I got. I'm looking at the diagram on the LMS page I ordered it from and I have no idea how to discern which tip is the switched one. Which is it?


2) I ordered the Intelligent Relay Bypass Module and ordered some of these normally-open momentary SPST jawns. Is that a mismatch? Did I fuck up?
3) If said module and switches are in fact compatible, which of the footswitch solder pads on the module PCB go to which of the two lugs on the switch?

Thanks in advance as always!

 

[DGWVI]

1) the lug labelled Tip Shunt is the tip switch

2) those are the exact momentary switches I use

3)here's how I've wired the intelligent relay to the Leprechaun in the past

 

[Manischewitz_Papi]

So I use the SWITCH, OUT, - and OUT holes from the relay PCB?

 

[DGWVI]

So I use the SWITCH, OUT, - and OUT holes from the relay PCB? View attachment 89160

Correct

 

[Manischewitz_Papi]

Awesome. Which of the footswitch solder pads on the IRB board goes to which SPST switch lug? Or does it matter?

And for the on/off side, the IN and OUT are going to the tips of those respective jacks instead of using the equivalent In/Out solder points at the top of the Leprechaun PCB?

 

[DGWVI]

Awesome. Which of the footswitch solder pads on the IRB board goes to which SPST switch lug? Or does it matter?

And for the on/off side, the IN and OUT are going to the tips of those respective jacks instead of using the equivalent In/Out solder points at the top of the Leprechaun PCB?

The SPST polarity doesn't matter

Yes, the in and out will go straight to the jack tips