hi all,I also seem to have a voltage problem.Everything is ok, after 78L12 i have 13v uptil R2 680 ohms resistor.Behind that resistor i have 7,94v. So thats also the voltage send to pin 4 on the pic.Strangely i have no problems when flashing the pic. The probem i have is that when i try to lit up a led on row 0 led 0 it just wont lit.I suppose it has something to do with the voltage problem.Any suggestions??Thnx in advanceRogier

I already solved the problem. I had a short on my fsled controller on pin 9 + 10 from the controller board. Stupid!!!!Next problem. Flashing the fsled works great. Only now all the 64 connections on the fsled are high and they wont go low again.Any ideas???ThnxRogier

>I already solved the problem. I had a short on my fsled>controller on pin 9 + 10 from the controller board.>Stupid!!!!>>Next problem. >>Flashing the fsled works great. Only now all the 64>connections on the fsled are high and they wont go low again.It's designed like that so you can connect the leds the right way around easily (if it lights up, it's correctly connected) They are "on" by default.Set the led object to be "inverted" in the router software.Tuomas

I thought so already since the leds that i had programmed worked great.Does it matter in what order you connect the leds?I had 1 led on row 0 led 7 and 1 on row 0 led 6. That went on and off together.When i programmed them to go on row 0 led 0 and row 1 led 0 it worked fine?Is it a bug or also a feature?? heheThnx,Rog

>I thought so already since the leds that i had programmed>worked great.>>Does it matter in what order you connect the leds?>>I had 1 led on row 0 led 7 and 1 on row 0 led 6. That went on>and off together.>When i programmed them to go on row 0 led 0 and row 1 led 0 it>worked fine?>>Is it a bug or also a feature?? heheSounds like a bit of solder somewhere where it's not supposed to be..Tuomas