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black,red,green and white power cable supplying cree 3led bike light is broken.
I need help identifying which colour goes to which point.There are four points marked A G V B on the PCB and i need to solder the 4 colours onto their respective correct points.The cloured cables are coming from the battery and will be soldered on the cree LED pcb.
Red, Green, Blue
What is the Cree LED part number
A battery usually has only two wires.
We need more details ?
What is actually broken ?
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Thanks for your replies everybody.I can't see any part number.but I should say this is forhhigh power bike light and has dim switches ,maybe the other wires ha ve something to do with that.
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Make and model would be a help.
AGVB is red green white black.
Joe
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I don't doubt you but would dearly like to know the derivation A=Red.
Then given four wires, one has to be common Anode or common Kathode wire.
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I said make and model would help.
It is not a standard yellow (Left) green (Right) brown (Running) white (Ground)
A red left, G green right, V white ground, and B black running
I have done a few tail lights
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AHhaa ..... I get it
Lots of newbies forget to czech up on their question
After all this is a discourse.
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I could have said that better also.
Standard North American vehicle lights wiring color code is yellow (Left) green (Right) brown (Running) white (Ground)
But we live in a global economy so you are bound to run into something different.
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