[ale] configuring LEDs for clock speed

[George Nies]

David S. Jackson wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Does anyone know of a web-based or other resource for configuring the LEDs
> for processor clock speed on the front of a computer case?  There are
> basically three small clusters of jumper switches, one for 100s, one for
> 10s, and one of 1s.  The turbo switch toggles between the two values for
> each decimal place.  Anyway, the little instructions don't appear consistent
> with the physical configuration (big surprise).  Or maybe it's just that I
> haven't done this before.  Anyway, can anyone point me to a clue?
> 
> TIA!

I've seen quite a few, and no two alike!  You'll probably just have
to play for a little while. Typically the pins are aranged in groups of
four
in a "T" shape to give you 3 ways of connecting 2 of them with 1 jumper.
Every other "T" is upside down to conserve space:

1 - pin for seg 1
2 - pin for seg 2
3 - pin for seg 3

1112333
 12223 

There is one "T" jumper per led segment -- eight per digit.
Each segment is:

on during turbo, or
on without turbo, or
always on, or
always off.

The always off is usually no jumper on that "T".