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BR3W CITY · 05-25-2017, 09:39 PM

Look at the top of the page where the little picture of the connector is. Each connector is labeled (J1, X1, X2 etc). And it should show you where pin #1 is, and gives the pin # for the starting and ending pin on each row in relation to the connector. (NOTE the location/orientation of the connector itself)

So pin #1 is the pin on the TOP row all the way to the RIGHT. Opposite the large primary pin (#73)

Materman · 05-26-2017, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by BR3W CITY

Look at the top of the page where the little picture of the connector is. Each connector is labeled (J1, X1, X2 etc). And it should show you where pin #1 is, and gives the pin # for the starting and ending pin on each row in relation to the connector. (NOTE the location/orientation of the connector itself)

So pin #1 is the pin on the TOP row all the way to the RIGHT. Opposite the large primary pin (#73)

Ohhhh!!! It was right in front of me!! Thanks 😃

05-25-2017, 09:39 PM	#1
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