Clarify and correct the FPR_LED pinouts #53
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I tried creating my own power LED for use in the standalone CoolerMaster case, but the board did not work correctly. After extensive debugging, it turns out that documetation has FP_LED_W and FP_LED_R reversed (verified with an ohmmeter on a physical input cover). Flip them back the right way, and document the RGB -> WGR channel mapping that is taking place.
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I tried creating my own power LED for use in the standalone CoolerMaster case, but the board did not work correctly. After extensive debugging, it turns out that documetation has
FPR_LED_WandFPR_LED_Rreversed (verified with an ohmmeter on a physical input cover). Flip them back the right way, and document the RGB -> WGR channel mapping that is taking place.