Innovate signal wire and resistor?

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MiseryQ
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Post by MiseryQ »

Here's another thread with Klaus from Innovate chiming in on it.

I'm looking at the schematics. Now I understand my "R10 confusion".
It looks like C10 (V3.0) or C2 (V2.2) is the cap Klaus mentioned removing.
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Post by mops »

Jon k wrote:
bluetrepidation wrote:I have a newer LC1 and V3 board. No problems without resistor.
Same - I got my LC-1 and MS @ Christmas time... I don't appear to be having any issues...


Is there a way to tell your LC-1 is "new" release? What are the probs anyway? I can't tell if I am fine because I don't know what to look for.

well, the 470 resistor is to baiscally prevent LC-1 controller frying itself. If it havent fried yet, it doesnt mean it wont do it in the future.
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