5.5 Volt Usb Power for LED's?
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    Anyone have experience jacking into the usb power to power LED's?
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    USB power is usually just under 5V. I've had no problems modding an infrared LED sensor bar (Wii) to work off USB power.
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    Mos def. My real question is if there is a way to add LED midi out to a controller that does not already have it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hellnegative View Post
    Mos def. My real question is if there is a way to add LED midi out to a controller that does not already have it?
    I didn't understand this bit, but yeah I have lit my case in the past working off the 5v rail on the psu- no different from the usb power. Just get the led's and work out the resistors needed, solder. Maybe get a powered usb hub to experiment on! Controlling what the led's do gets a little tricky for my beginner knowledge.

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