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STEP 10: Leetle LEDs & Optional ISP connector
Part
#15
is a tiny 3mm diffused yellow LED
We’re adding 8 of these LEDs to the board,
in locations
D0
through
D7
.
The orientation matters. Each LED has a
flat facet
on the
plastic top on one side. That side also has a
short lead.
This side of the LED goes into the
round hole
.
The other side has a
long lead
and goes to the
square hole
.
Flat facet
Short lead
&
Long lead
Like so: Long lead (first!)
into the square hole.
Then push the LEDs flush to the
board and solder them in place.
Part
#16
is a 6-pin dual inline header
>>An
OPTIONAL PART
that most users
SHOULD NOT INSTALL
.
(It’s an auxiliary programming port for use with AVR ISP
programmers.
Do not
add this to your circuit board
unless
you
already have
and plan to use
an ISP programmer. It is not needed
for using Meggy Jr or for programming through a USB-TTL cable.)
I
f you’re
really sure
that you need it, add it on the back side of
the circuit board, underneath marked location
J1
.
Marking on the top side
Installed on bottom side
(Pin 1 is marked.)