For a CF or PC I assume it's the same in this case.
Can you solder the negative of the LED to the recharge port(where the board negative goes) instead of directly to the board negative ?
Indicator on LED
For a CF or PC I assume it's the same in this case.
Can you solder the negative of the LED to the recharge port(where the board negative goes) instead of directly to the board negative ?
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Why would you want to do that? There are other GND spots on the board.Originally Posted by Star Bird
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Because with the Color extender and the negative from the recharge port and then the indicator led that'd be 3 wires twisted together going to one pad.
I guess I will have to re read the manual for other ground spots I don't remember seeing any other ones.
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oh can the ground for the accent LEDs also be used for the Indicator LED?
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Yes. Plus no one is stopping you from attaching the one wire to the negative, and branching out from there.
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Ah very true.
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