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From: ausTVantenna
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  • No, the common cathode of the dual colour/3 leg LED is connected to negative. The other legs are connected to the positive outputs for the red and green respectively. The common must be included for the LED to function.

    It is like connecting 2 LEDs together and sharing a common negative (cathode) to simplify wiring.

  • How can the dual common cathode LEDs be suited to connect to the pedestrian crossing? Does the common line have to be removed?

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  • Can I have some instructions on how to connect a common cathode LED for the pedestrian crossing?

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  • Any type of dual colour LED is suitable, either common cathode or the polarity reversible ones. The electronic circuit that controls the lights is one factor determining which LED to use. If you have a circuit suitable for one type of LED and have the other on-hand, it is not too hard to modify the circuit to suit.

    Robert.

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  • @ausTVantenna How can this be done?

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  • How do you make the common cathode dual LEDs connect to the pedestrian crossing? Please inform me as I am looking to do this for mine as well.

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  • Most excellent indeed sir. I look forward to receiving, painting and installing these.

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