Hey Benjamin,

I've not used that switch before and from the downloads I couldn't write see where you'd tried to work out the diagram. Probably me not looking properly. 

Personally, I wouldn't trust AI to give you the right answer on this kind of thing. I've tried a few times and while it gets you in the right area, I generally find it makes something up along the way.

Below is a diagram I used, along with a 5 way super switch, to give me the same outcome. 

https://sixstringsupplies.co.uk/pages/hh-telecaster-5-way-super-switch

Not sure if this helps, but you might be able to find a diagram that transposes your switch to the super switch?

Good luck!

@liebe thx for the reply. The thing with AI. is that it swiches the wires and the connections all the time so i started to doubt. I think @somethingnicer would now the answer  he makes pickups. Prs turns his pickups NS/NS or SN/SN and I don't know if I made the hot and cold wire correctly at connection 3/7 and 1/5 

This is the switch from schaller 5 megaswitch P. The orignal inventer is eyb. Eyb megaswitch

Hey there, I've not used a super switch like that, but if you wire it backwards it should be super obvious. In a single coil the pickups would be counter wound and counter polarity for hum bucking purposes. A backwards wiring (which would make it counter pole but not counter wound) would sound very thin. Humbuckers may act differently depending on how they're hooked up (2 wire, 4 wire, splitting coils, etc). I don't see where you attached what you've tried so far, maybe that'll help

the messurement from my pickups/ the switch and in the wiring diagram, I tried to integrate my pickups

the 58/158LT pickups