Guys and Gals,

As I recall one of the two LED pins will have a "wide" area just below
the base of the plastic LED.  This signifies the polarity, but for the
life of me I can't remember whether is the anode or the cathode.  If
you'd like I'll check and get back to you.  I'd suggest a direct e-mail
so as not to clutter up the list.

Lewis Emerson

On Wed, 2 Aug 2006 06:14:14 -0400 [log in to unmask] writes:
> Thanks to all for your constructive replies. I had the correct 
> connections, but the wrong polarity. The hard drive activity and the 
> power LED are now functioning. I would not have been able to 
> accomplish this without the assistance of this forum. Now in 
> retrospect I realize that the LEDs  must have the correct polarity. 
> How was I to know the correct polarity without trial and error.
> 
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