9-Layers RGB LED Flashing Tower DIY Kit, 150 LED Light DIY Soldering Practice Learning Kit With 21 LED Lighting Effect Music Spectrum Mode

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9-Layers RGB LED Flashing Tower DIY Kit, 150 LED Light DIY Soldering Practice Learning Kit With 21 LED Lighting Effect Music Spectrum Mode

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  • BEGINNERS CAN TRY: Beginners can also complete the soldering under supervision. PEMENOL DIY LED soldering kit is suitable for people with basic soldering experience, it takes about 8 hours for you to get a perfect LED Tower decoration. Other similar LED kits require soldering more than 500 leds and even can take up to two days, making it easy to give up in the middle of the soldering process.
  • REMOTE CONTROL: PEMENOL LED decoration comes with a remote control that allows you to switch between 21 lighting effects, the speed at which the lights flicker, and the brightness of the small night light. Even if the LED tower is not near you, you can easily control it.
  • 14 ANIMATION MODES AND 7 SPECTRUM MODES: PEMENOL DIY LED tower kit has 14 animation modes and 7 spectrum modes.You can use the audio extender in the kit to connect the LED Tower kit to a computer, phone or speaker for spectrum functions. When music is played, the lights dance to the rhythm of the music.
  • PERFECT DECORATION: PEMENOL LED kit is the perfect gift for friends, family, or even for yourself. Whether placed on your desk, living room, or bedside, it will serve as a perfect decoration, providing you with some joy when you're feeling tired. Additionally, the extended soldering time can help improve a child's focus and soldering skills.
  • MANUAL IN PAPER: PEMENOL LED electronic kit components include manual in paper, components are packed separately in transparent bags. So that you can understand the product more easily and start soldering. Detailed PDF instructions can be downloaded from the Product guides and documents section of the Product page.


Supplies

Detailed Install Instruction Download

11pcs Metal Film Resistors

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Install 11pcs 510ohm Metal Film Resistor at R1-R11.

1pcs 10Kohm Metal Film Resistor

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Install 1pcs 10Kohm Metal Film Resistor at R13.

1pcs DIP-28 IC Socket

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Install 1pcs DIP-28 IC Socket at U1.

Look for the gap mark on one end of the IC socket and match it with the gap mark on the PCB silk screen. This will show you the correct direction to install the IC socket.

Mini USB Port

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Install a Mini USB Port at P3

2pcs Toggle Switch

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Install 2pcs Toggle Switch at S1,S2.

220uF Electrolytic Capacitor

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Install one 220uF electrolytic capacitor at C1.

Make sure to distinguish between the positive and negative terminals. The longer pin is the positive terminal.

NOTE: The capacitor must be placed horizontally, otherwise, you won't be able to install the following components.

Identify the Positive(anode) and Negative(cathode) Lead of LED

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1. According to the length of the LED lead to distinguish. The longer pin is positive(anode) lead. The shorter pin is negative(cathode) lead.

2. Identify the negative(cathode) of the LED is to look into the plastic case where one can see that the negative(cathode) is much thicker/bigger inside the plastic case than the anode lead.

3. Identify by edge of plastic case.The negative(cathode) lead of the LED should be the pin nearest the flat on the plastic case.

4. Test by 3V battery or multimeter.The pin is positive(anode) lead which has connect to the positive of 3V if LED can light up after connect 3V power supply.(LED should not be powered directly from the 3V for a short time:less then 0.5second)

5. It is positive(anode) where the white mark “+” pointing to on PCB.

Four 5mm RGB LEDs

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Install four 5mm RGB LEDs at D1 to D4.

The LONGER pin is the POSITIVE terminal and should be connected to the SQUARE PAD.

Infrared Receiver

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Install one Infrared Receiver at P4.

DIP-28 IC STC15W408AS Amplifier or IC Socket

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Install one DIP-28 IC STC15W408AS Amplifier or IC Socket at U1.

There is a GAP mark on one end of the IC and also on the PCB silk screen where the IC is to be placed. These two marks correspond to each other and indicate the correct direction for installing the IC.

Test

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Test the circuit by powering it on. The circuit is working correctly if the four LEDs flash automatically.

LED Soldering Template

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Install four M3*20mm Nylon Columns and four M3*6mm Nylon Screws on the LED Soldering Template.

Follow the rules shown in the diagram, where the outermost ring is the first ring (1st Ring) and the innermost ring is the sixth ring (6th Ring).

The 1st to 9th rings are labeled for reference.

The Structure of Each Layer

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The diagram shows the structure of each layer of LEDs. The first layer of LEDs is the closest to the PCB.

Bend Long Pins(positive Pole) of LED

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Prepare the LEDs by bending the longer pin (positive pole) at a right angle.

Be careful not to damage the LED while doing so.

Solder the LED Into a Ring

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Assemble the first layer of the LED tower main body.

Place the prepared LED on the first ring (#1 Ring) with the shorter pin (negative pole) facing outward and the longer pin (positive pole) connecting to the next LED.

Solder the Positive Pole of LED

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Use a soldering iron to solder the positive pole (longer pin) of the LED in place.

Be careful not to touch the LED pins with the soldering iron for too long, as it may damage the LED.

Cut Longer Pins

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Cut off any excess pins, but only CUT the LONGER PINS!

LED Soldering Template

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Use the same method to make the 2nd to 9th layer of LED for the Tower main body. Follow the LED Soldering Template.

LED Spire Construction

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The spire has four layers of LEDs, distributed as 6-6-1-1.

This means that the 1st and 2nd layers have 6 LEDs each, while the 3rd and 4th layers have 1 LED each.

Nylon Column and Nylon Screw

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Take out the 4 M3*20mm Nylon Column and 4 M3*6mm Nylon Screw from the LED Soldering Template and put them on the PCB.

Bend the LED Pins

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Bend the LED pins at a 45-degree angle.

Fix 1st Layer of LEDs

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Install the 1st layer of LEDs onto the PCB, ensuring that they are level.

Connect the Positive Pole

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Use a white wire to connect the positive pole of the 1st layer to T1.

After connecting and turning on the power, this layer should flash normally.

Place Some Tin on the Pins of the LED

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Make it easier to connect and secure the next layer.

Attach the Second Layer of LEDs

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Attach the second layer of LEDs to the PCB and connect it to T2.

Test the connection afterwards.

Tip: Secure the diagonal LEDs first, and then attach the rest of the LEDs.

Mount the Third to Ninth Layers of LEDs

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Mount the third to ninth layers of LEDs on the PCB and connect them to T3 to T9 respectively.

Test the connection using the same method as before.

Note: The sixth layer is the smallest LED ring.

Bend the LED Pins

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Bend the LED pins at an angle of 45 to 135 degrees and apply some solder to the ends.

Fix the Pins to the Ninth LED Ring

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Note: The LED pins are the negative pole on the outermost part.

Fix Another 6pcs LED Ring

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Then connect two 6pcs-LED-Ring to the 9th ring by metal wire.

Note that they are connected by their internal metal rings.

Fix 2pcs LED

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NOTE: LED pins are negative pole at outermost.

Test

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Test after power ON.