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LIGHT MY BRICKS LEGO Star Wars Yoda 75255 Lighting Kit Instructions Manual Download Page 29

 

Locate the spare end of the RGB 15cm Cable from previous step and connect it to one of the 

OUT

 ports on the RGB control Board located near Yoda’s feet. Position the spot light on the left 

side of Yoda and tilt it upward so that it will shine up onto the left side. 

 

  

Summary of Contents for LEGO Star Wars Yoda 75255 Lighting Kit

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Page 2: ...g Cables 1x USB Power Cable 1x RGB Control Board and Remote Control 3x RGB Strip Lights 3x RGB Connecting Cable 15cm LEGO Pieces Important things to note Laying cables in between and underneath bricks...

Page 3: ...serting connectors to ports of Expansion Boards Connectors can be inserted only one way With the expansion board facing up look for the soldered symbol on the left side of the port The connector side...

Page 4: ...ble connectors to Strip Lights Take extra care when inserting connectors to ports on the Strip Lights Connectors can be inserted only one way With the Strip Light facing up ensure the side of the conn...

Page 5: ...expansion board facing up ensure the side of the connector with the wires exposed is facing down If a plug won t fit easily into a port connector do not force it Use your fingernail to push the plast...

Page 6: ...OK Let s Begin 1 We will first install the LED light bars inside the lightsaber blade Disconnectthe lightsaber from Yoda then carefully detach the left side section as show below...

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Page 8: ...ve the white technic axle bar 2 Organise the lightsaber blade into two equally long sections then take out an LED Light Bar 12cm Thread the top of the bar through the bottom half of the blade through...

Page 9: ...entire bar through the bottom of the top half of the blade as shown below Bring the bottom half of the blade up and reconnect it to the top half...

Page 10: ...cm and thread the top of the bar all the way through the bottom of the blade until it meets the bottom of the first led light bar The cable from the first light bar should be kept inside one of the fo...

Page 11: ...e ends of the two light bar cables together and thread themthrough the top of the three 2 2 round plates Pull the cables all the way out from underneath the plates then reconnect them to the bottom of...

Page 12: ...of the axle hole grooves then take the provided LEGO Bar 3L any colour and connect it to the axle hole The provided LEGO bar will be used to hold the blade to the handle section The cables should be s...

Page 13: ...f the bottom of the light grey 2 2 round plate then reconnect this entire section to the handle section via the provided LEGO bar Ensure the cables are laid out the opposite side of the lightsaber but...

Page 14: ...nnect it to the end port on the expansion board then connect the other end of the cable to one of the OUT ports on the Pulse Effects Board PFX Take a 15cm Connecting Cable and connect it to the IN por...

Page 15: ...then connect the USB connection end to your USB Power Bank or wall adaptor sold separately Turn it ON to test the LED light bars in the blade are working OK Take this time to configure your desired pu...

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Page 17: ...the fault lies with the light expansion board or effects board To correct any issues with expansion board ports please view the section addressing expansion board issues on our online troubleshooting...

Page 18: ...Bring the Yoda left side section we disconnected at the start then disconnect the following light grey 2 12 plate from the inside of it...

Page 19: ...he lightsaber to Yoda s hand ensuring the cables are laid behind Bring the two cables down the inside of the left section and lay them inside as shown below Reconnect the 2 12 plate with the cables la...

Page 20: ...neat bunch as shown below then tuck it inside the following space along with the 6 port expansion board and pulse effects board Carefully reconnect the entire left side section ensuring the cables are...

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Page 22: ...rd and connect a 5cm Connecting Cable to the IN port 5V Connect the other end of the connecting cable to a spare port on the 6 port expansion board near Yoda s feet Ensure the IR sensor from the RGB c...

Page 23: ...Take the Yoda display stand and turn it around then take the following provided Black LEGO pieces...

Page 24: ...Connect the above pieces to the back of the Yoda display stand as shown below...

Page 25: ...nother RGB Connecting Cable 15cm and connect it to the Strip Light s other port Using it s adhesive backing stick the Strip Light to the bottom of the black 1 6 plate we connected to the back of the d...

Page 26: ...below provided pieces and follow the images to assemble bracketsfor a right and left spotlight x Black Plate 1 x 6 x Black Plate 1 x 2 modified w Handle on End x Black Tile 1 x w Clip Black Dish Inve...

Page 27: ...10 Take other end of the RGB Connecting Cable 15cm from the right side ofthe display stand and connect it to a new RGB Strip Light Using the strip light s adhesive backing stick it onto the...

Page 28: ...he right side Take the other end of the RGB Connecting Cable 15cm from the left side of the display stand and connect it to the remaining RGB Strip Light Take remaining RGB Connecting Cable 15cm and c...

Page 29: ...15cm Cable from previous step and connect it to one of the OUT ports on the RGB control Board located near Yoda s feet Position the spot light on the left side of Yoda and tilt it upward so that it w...

Page 30: ...11 Disconnect the minifig Yoda as well as it s lightsaber Connect the Light MyBricks Lightsaber Green to Yoda then tuck the cable in between Yoda s legs Reconnect it to the display stand...

Page 31: ...pansion board behind Ensure the IR sensor on the control board is accessible to enable a clear line of sight signal for the remote control 12 Connect up your power source and turn everything ON By def...

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