16. Install C2, 10 uF electrolytic capacitor. Remember to observe polarity with electrolytic capacitors! Check the parts placement diagram for correct orientation.
17. Install R34, 10K ohm
18. Install R30, 10K ohm
19. Install R4, 10K ohm
20. Install R2, 10K ohm
21. Install C1, 1 uF electrolytic capacitor. Remember to observe correct polarity!
22. Install R1, 47K ohm
23. Install R15, 100K ohm
24. Install C6, .1 µF disc capacitor (marked 104 or .1). Disc capacitors are not polarized, so either direction is fine.
25. Install R39, 1K ohm
26. Install R37, a precision 1K ohm
27. Install headers H2 and H1 by slipping the protruding pins on the short side through the circuit board and soldering. Solder all three pins.
28. Install C3, .1 µF disc capacitor (marked 104 or .1).
29. Install R31, a precision 4.22K ohm
30. Install R27, a precision 1.43K ohm
31. Install R40, the last 10K ohm
32. Install R23, a precision 1.82K ohm
33. Install R22, a precision 10K ohm
34. Install C5, .1 µF disc capacitor (marked 104 or .1).
Whew! That was some work. But we’re almost done and some decisions need to be made before continuing. It’s a good time now to
Next, while we are at our best, we will install the LED segments for the display. (L)ight (E)mitting (D)iodes are just that, a diode junction that emits light of a particular wavelength when forward biased, so pay attention to the polarity of the diodes as shown in the parts placement diagram. Remember that this will be the most observed part of the entire kit, so take your time and