Does anybody know which pin has 12v intermittently when the 'check' button is pressed and illuminates the lamps for a short time? I have a check panel with a volt meter that sits on a shelf. I don't want to drive around with a bright volt meter all the time, but it would be nice to have when I press the button.
update:
Figured it out while thinking about dumb things. The backlight turns on when you press the 'check' button and remains on for a few seconds. This light gets 12v+DC constantly and a transistor gives it 12v-DC.

these are the sources from the back:

I realized the wires wouldn't fit when closed, so I went from the component side of the board:





Hope this helps everyone out! iron tip I used was set at 665degrees
I'm sure some scumbag is going to charge much more for their checkpanels now that include this feature
update:
Figured it out while thinking about dumb things. The backlight turns on when you press the 'check' button and remains on for a few seconds. This light gets 12v+DC constantly and a transistor gives it 12v-DC.
these are the sources from the back:
I realized the wires wouldn't fit when closed, so I went from the component side of the board:
Hope this helps everyone out! iron tip I used was set at 665degrees
I'm sure some scumbag is going to charge much more for their checkpanels now that include this feature
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