Fama
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Hello!
I'm trying to build https://moodysounds.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/zeygot-fuzz-kit-sve-2c.pdf (sorry, I asked for english instructions but got no answer) the Zeygot fuzz from Moodysounds. I'm using a latching footswitch for the noise function. But I would like to use a bi-color LED to indicate if the noise function has been toggled on or not.
Here's the wiring guide from the instructions:
I'm thinking I don't touch the sensor wiring, but rather wire the LED on a third pole of S2 (I got a 3DPT switch for it just in case I needed it for this).
I'm also obviously wiring the D1 (which is the on/off LED) off board. So could I tap the anode from that to S2 pin 8 and S2 pin 7 to another leg on the LED? That way I figure they share the same resistor from the board and I don't have to mess with that any further.
So to clarify, the anode from D1 would go to both leg A on the LED, and also S2, and from S2 there would be a wire to leg B on the LED. But will this also mean that S2 would light up the LED even if S1 is turned off? Because I'd rather only have let's say with the R/G LED I would have red LED when the pedal is on, and yellow when the noise function is enabled. No green color at all on it's own.
I think this would have been simpler if I had gotten common anode LED's, but mine are common cathode. RGB or red/green.
LED datasheet: https://www.taydaelectronics.com/datasheets/A-1103-B.pdf
I'm trying to build https://moodysounds.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/zeygot-fuzz-kit-sve-2c.pdf (sorry, I asked for english instructions but got no answer) the Zeygot fuzz from Moodysounds. I'm using a latching footswitch for the noise function. But I would like to use a bi-color LED to indicate if the noise function has been toggled on or not.
Here's the wiring guide from the instructions:
I'm thinking I don't touch the sensor wiring, but rather wire the LED on a third pole of S2 (I got a 3DPT switch for it just in case I needed it for this).
I'm also obviously wiring the D1 (which is the on/off LED) off board. So could I tap the anode from that to S2 pin 8 and S2 pin 7 to another leg on the LED? That way I figure they share the same resistor from the board and I don't have to mess with that any further.
So to clarify, the anode from D1 would go to both leg A on the LED, and also S2, and from S2 there would be a wire to leg B on the LED. But will this also mean that S2 would light up the LED even if S1 is turned off? Because I'd rather only have let's say with the R/G LED I would have red LED when the pedal is on, and yellow when the noise function is enabled. No green color at all on it's own.
I think this would have been simpler if I had gotten common anode LED's, but mine are common cathode. RGB or red/green.
LED datasheet: https://www.taydaelectronics.com/datasheets/A-1103-B.pdf
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