Analogue-sequencer

Thanks for that,

for some reason that I can't quite fathom I can't actually find that bit of text on the site, 
on the http://www.sequentix.com/build/cnst-switches.htm Colin does speak about the 
LED's but not as you've quoted. Anyway I was being unclear as I'm actually still on the 
regular LED with just the 2 legs, square pad -, circle pad + ?

Thanks again, 

Peter.

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "boops.secretvibes" 
<boops.secretvibes@...> wrote:
>
> hi,i am buiding a p3 too!!
> 
> read this:in the section diy P3 web site version 4
> 
> The process I use for fitting the LEDs to the correct height is the
> same as for the Function switch board. I put the LEDs loosely into
> their holes, making sure to observe the correct orientation, then fit
> the board to the panel, and feed the LEDs into the panel holes so they
> are all at an even height.
> N.B.These Tri-colour LEDs have 2 anodes and a common cathode. The
> anode for the RED LED has a right-angle at the top of the component
> leg. The GREEN LED has a 45 degree angle at the top of the leg. The
> RED anode should go toward to top of the board, and the GREEN anode in
> the hole with the square around it on the component overlay.
> Here's the board with the LEDs just sitting in place - not soldered !
> 
> good luck Boops
>