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No worries. I'm interested in the solution (if you find one). Keep us posted with how you get on/what you find.
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I think I found a way for led start always with full power.
I put a 10k ohm resistor on the cap that holds memory of the last mode, so after powering off the led, if I wait 3 seconds it discharges, if I plug power sooner it changes mode. Not perfect but is a workaround... https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/5n...Q=w939-h920-no I also have another led but when testing around I ended up destroying the U1 chip and the Q1 Transistor. Is there a way to connect directly or I need some chip? |
Did you try cutting out the u2 chip? I think that was the one mentioned earlier in the thread?
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Yes I did, But did not do anything, this u2 chip is for the blue and red led that I will not be using.
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ooo the rascals, not sure why do they keep changing the design. that's the 4th variant on that board ive seen now.
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I tried to ground the pin and i must have accidentally shorted it somewhere else as well so when i applied the 12v feed i had a squeak, a pop and then a puff of smoke from one of the resistors. On the other light i decided to remove the u1 chip, now both lights oddly behave in the same way the leds light up at full brightness then dim down to i guess what would have been the dim mode. the strobe mode is gone so i guess 2 out of 3 isn't bad haha. |
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We got one to work by removing the U2 chip, but when we ordered another one it had a totally different circuit board. It seems as though the U2 chip is missing on the new circuit board.
https://i.imgur.com/4bKfCwh.jpg The picture shows the new U5 circuit board, which still uses 3 modes, on the left, and the working U5 which works and uses the full light mode only (you can see the U2 chip has been removed). Does anybody have a fix for this? I haven't found a video yet with this exact version. |
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