The adapter boards have a small pad (or loop) marked "test" on them. Check that the voltage is the same on the test point for each board, and there is good continuity between them.
-Hans
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Voltage looks right, but where did you attach the clip to get the voltage? I've seen a few instances where people try the 5v test points on the CPU or lamp driver boards, and unfortunately those do not work. Also, it does need to be connected to a controlled lamp power line, and not a GI lamp circuit.
-Hans
Quoted from Fytr:To get the voltage readings I put the positive lead on the test points on each of the adapter boards and the negative on the braided ground wire in the head.
For the voltage readings, yes. I was referring to where you attach the alligator clip on the LED adapters.
-Hans
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