m55 and blue led

[hotter]

I have put the blue led (smd 0603) to my m55, but there is no light. Well there is the light but it is very very very hard to see it.
I think blue leds need more voltage, I think I need to bridge some resistance but where and which?

[hotter]

Maybe this is what should i bridge:

Am I right?

[hotter]

maybe someone could translate from slovak:
Musis vediet aky odber maju tie modre ledky, tie ktore su tam je hodnota 100ohmov nachadzaju sa hned pri ledkach. Mozes ich kludne vymenit. Ak budu svietit slabsie musis dat mensi odpor.
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[DarkLegion]

I try it

so you must know how high voltage need this LEDs...theese which are here normally have 100Ohm resistor...if the blue Leds don´t light...you must change resistors...use resistors with smaller resistivity...70-80Ohm for example...


p.s. sorry for my english

[hotter]

Well I decided to do this hard work.

(I made everything with one of these 4 resistors and one led next to that resistor)


I added 150ohm resistor and old 100ohm parallel, so both rezistors make 60ohm resistance, but the blue led still shines very little, like before
I even tryed to bridge the resistors but blue led shines the same
Why is that? I am working with wrong resistor? Or maybe I need to do this with all 4 resistors and leds, maybe then it will work?
Any ideas?

[stream]

you need a parallel resistance for reduce the resistance

[hotter]

sorry for my english, thx for making me right
I made parallel resistance, but led shines the same
how can it be?

[hotter]

Just found this if someone will need tut how to change led too:
m55 led change

[ViSoft]

So You finally made it? Or do You still need some advice?

[hotter]

Well now everything is clear, but I stick with original red leds because I have not get black magic cover
Maybe someone know where is it posible to get it? But anyway I guess it will cost a lot....