The 'solder flow' worked. No need for plan B.
Now, I have one last question (ha ha). In reading the Application
note on the
LCD, it mentions a film that is on the back of some LCDs that can be
seen as
horizontal stripes when held up to light. I don't see any stripes,
so far so good.
The note also mentions that the back of the LCD is solid white. My
LCD back
is silver not white. Is this OK?
Tony
ke6g
On Jan 20, 2008, at 1:56 PM, Tony Parker wrote:
Ok. Thanks to Tom, David, Al and Ron.
I am going to try 'solder flow' method first. If that isn't
satisfactory,
I will try the to splice the lead as plan B.
After getting the lead length thing out of my mind, and getting
cathode and
anode correct, I can see that there is no way to install it wrong.
The density here is pretty striking sometimes....
Thanks again for your help.
Tony
ke6g
On Jan 20, 2008, at 1:43 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
I can't speak to the lead length problem, Tony, but your "fix"
sounds FB.
As for the orientation, it doesn't matter! Yes, the polarity must
be right
for the diffuser to work, but the lead and pad arrangement is such
that
they'll be polarized correctly as long as the front side is facing
outward.
Ron AC7AC
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