Fissioning LED test run.

Boatguy

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Positive gets resistor and always goes to middle pole. The negative goes to the outer pole, what side you choose determines which way will dim it to 0%.
And yes there's another resistor underneath, because those were 5.6K, so I had to use 2 to get close to 10K.(11.2)

Also, I can't remember if you're wiring 2 drivers to one pot, the pot has to be a 50K ohm pot, so I think the resistor is a 5K. I thought you doubled up on them for a second but that doesn't seem right.
Just checked my order history. I used a 100k pot with no resistor. I think you are right about 2 drivers needing a 50k
 

Boatguy

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Positive gets resistor and always goes to middle pole. The negative goes to the outer pole, what side you choose determines which way will dim it to 0%.
And yes there's another resistor underneath, because those were 5.6K, so I had to use 2 to get close to 10K.(11.2)

Also, I can't remember if you're wiring 2 drivers to one pot, the pot has to be a 50K ohm pot, so I think the resistor is a 5K. I thought you doubled up on them for a second but that doesn't seem right.
Poles just dictate which direction turn dims. 100k pot is all you need for one driver, no resistor. 2 driver setup is where i am not sure
 
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