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In <11923@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU>, cknight@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (King Claudius) writes:
>In article <5213@charon.unm.edu> csbrkaau@ariel.unm.edu (Jim Banas) writes:
>>turn the LED power light on and off (turns the filter on and off)
>
>I don't think that the power light's level has anything to do with the low
>pass filter, I think the program (LED) does that so you can tell if it's active
>or not.

Huh? That's how you control the low pass filter... with the LED line.

>Listen closely to the sound output; and if you hear a change in the quality,
>the program has been disabled.  Otherwise, you have nothing to worry about.

You _will_ hear a change if you are running anything that changes the LED light
level while music is playing on a 500 or 2000.

-larry

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