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Zee100
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i am making a nesp and i was wondering if there was a way to keep the original power/reset/led light board thing and still have it work? i mean actually turn the unit on and off. i ask because i think that the switch is part of the classic look that i would like to keep



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Hi,

I think it will still keep working, as long as you don't de-solder it. That's been my experience anyways.

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What exactly does "connect to pads" mean? And to be on the safe side, does this still require removing the switch from the board?
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Post by gannon »

"Connect these to pads" is a spelling error by whoever made the image, it should be "Connect these two pads", basically just solder the 2 points together, and no, the switch will stay as is.
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Post by StuntMonkey »

okay, thanks for the translation. yeah, I just took a look at the board, guess it helps to have that thing in front of me before I ask huh?
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