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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: NoCal
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Can anyone give me some idea on how to incorporate a LED in the Zen V4? I just want to have a LED on/off indicator.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Houston
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This info should be available if searched. On mine the two diodes are connected to the last cap in the raw supply. Used a 3.5 volt, 20 ma max Super Blue. Since the rails are 53.5 volts in the amp, a 2500 ohm resistor was used on each side of the diode to limit the current to 10 ma. It is plenty bright, and works as a bleeder for the filter caps. Due to how the voltage regulator works in the input of the amp, the caps will hold a charge without the led. Good Luck, George |
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