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Good to know that the optical fibers did not lose too much light in the sharp bend.Which specific output on the light strip did you try (and feel is defective)?
Dwight, you didn't go into details.
I guess I confused things. I sometimes missunderstand things (and I read your post 3 times). Probably because you mentioned both FL and AUX1. I guess if the writeup just stated "The problem with constantly on LED is when it with its 8k series-conneted resistor when it is connected between AUX1 and +U". Not your fault. I'll test the AUX1 output for you (I still have everything set up for testing).
But the LED(s) with the 8K series-connected resistor on AUX1 is not the problem - that output, which requires the user to add a resistor, works fine. (But yes, please do test that one as well).It’s the pad marked FL and 5V that is faulty - the one that ESU mentions can be used for cab car applications … THAT output is perpetually “on”.No worries - I’ve got things working satisfactorily, finally!