STEP 1
Install jacks, footswitch and DC power
jack. Place the LED in the bezel and
mount the bezel. I turn my footswitch
this way because the LED’s negative
leg (cathode, the shorter one) goes to
lug 1 of the switch, and this helps me
thread the leg directly into the lug. I
also turn my jacks this way because
it keeps the tip (signal) and sleeve
(ground) lugs on the same sides.
1.
STEP 2
Solder the LED’s negative leg into
the switch lug 1, then use the resistor
lead you saved to run between lugs
4 and 9. Solder lug 4, but leave lug 9
unsoldered.
2.
STEP 3
Wrap the 2.2k resistor around the
LED’s positive leg, and solder it. Then
thread the other end of the resistor
into the DC jack’s positive terminals.
There are three lugs on a standard DC
power jack. Two look the same, and
one looks different. The identical lugs
are the positive, and the different is
the negative. Do not solder the DC
jack yet.
3.
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