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emitter board wiring?
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greenLED
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The top of the board is negative. The (-) holes are connected to the rest of the emitter board surface by tiny traces.
If you look closely you'll notice the (+) holes (where the connectors protrude through and are soldered onto the Lux) are isolated from the rest of the board by a "ring" where there's no metal coating (on the top surface of the emitter board).
:thinking: I hope that made sense.
If you look closely you'll notice the (+) holes (where the connectors protrude through and are soldered onto the Lux) are isolated from the rest of the board by a "ring" where there's no metal coating (on the top surface of the emitter board).
:thinking: I hope that made sense.
Thanks, make sense after looking at the board! Last question is how do I test the board. I just recieved some MM+ boards and it says to test them as they are not tested at SS. Don't I have to fully solder everything up so I don't fry the board with no emitter on it?
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greenLED
Flashaholic
Yup, pretty much. Solder the wires onto the board, then onto the LED, and fire it up. If it works (I've never had a bad board), desolder de LED and finish the assembly.van1 said:
Actually, if you have some short wires with aligator clips, you can clip the LED to them, and solder the bare wire ends to the board.
I should mention I think everyone has a slightly different way of making a sammie, based on their abilities and tools available.
Good luck and have fun!
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