Buffalo III - flexibility without compromise.

[BrianDonegan]

1: Resistor installed?

2: What the voltage across the LEDs?

[c12mech]

1: Resistor installed? It was the one with the kit. I measured it and it is 500R.

2: What the voltage across the LEDs? 0v across the LEDs. I also measured from ground to each corresponding pin on the back of the switch and there is no voltage on any of them either.

[BrianDonegan]

I think a couple pictures will help solve it.

[c12mech]

I will take some when I get home today. Anything specific that would help? I really hope that this something simple that I have overlooked.

[BrianDonegan]

Originally Posted by c12mech

I will take some when I get home today. Anything specific that would help? I really hope that this something simple that I have overlooked.

Top and bottom of the board and connections to DAC.

[Russ White]

Also lets move support requests to the support forum. Thanks!

[c12mech]

I found the problem, loose connection on one end of the ribbon cable to the switch, and it is fixed now. I just needed to not look at it for a day and go back with fresh eyes.

Now that the leds do light up they are very dim. Almost unnoticeable really. I will change the resistor and see what happens tonight.

If I have any more problems I will start a thread in the support forum Russ. I did not think of that when I originally asked the question.

[Russ White]

necplusultra , please utilize our support forum.

[c12mech]

I just finished this one for a member at head-fi. It sounds amazing and I would recommend it to anyone.

[necplusultra]

Originally Posted by Russ White

necplusultra , please utilize our support forum.

Hi Russ,

don't know what happened to my post here but I appropriately posted my issue on the tp support forum under the buffalo thread.

Hoping to get feedback

kind regards.