Cool, thanks. I found a cable with a 2 pin connector on an old fan and used that to connect to the LCD's keypad header, so I suppose now all I need to do is solder it to the switch and it's good to go!

ok, I changed my mind and decided to go with rocker switches instead of pushbutton switches. Considering I'm controling things like lights on/off I figured they would be more suited, not to mention look better. Now here's where I ran into some trouble... do I want momentary on, or momentary off ...

Thanks guys! Just one thing, about the wire and connection. I see where cypher used the leftover USB wire that came with his LianLi, but babber apparently made his own. Just wondering if there's a wire similar to what cypher used that's readily available? I only have one switch to deal with so it ...

been digging around looking for pretty much the same thing this guy was..... a tutorial for dummies on custom keypads :wink:

I read the manual section on keypads, as well as many posts on the forums. I already understand that I'd need a momentary switch (which I'm mounting near the LCD in my drive ...

Thanks, that cleared up alot. Just one other thing... what about the -4BR serial cable? Can that be used with any display? It seems that that is the easiest way to run the connection from inside to outside the case.

I'm interested in mounting a LK162-12 in a single 5.25 bay of my PC. I'm rather modding inept and really wanted to get as complete a kit as possible, but the PC bay insert kits are all for the 20x2 line displays (and I need to mount this a bit off-center anyway).

So I guess what I'm asking is what ...