I'm pretty positive I didn't modify my LC575 board at all. I think it was all done on the analog board.
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Chris Lawson[/url]"]This step is where my procedure differs from those published elsewhere on various Japanese sites, mostly by members of the Club for Creating the Strongest Color Classic (CCSCC). The other modifications suggest one of two options: either modify the (usually) LC575 logic board or fool around with wires in the wiring harness. Doing the logic board modification has no advantage that I can see; in fact, I recommend against it because, should you ever have occasion to replace the logic board, you will need to modify the new one as well. Likewise, I recommend against cutting and patching wires in the wiring harness simply because if you make a mistake, it's very difficult to splice wires in an IDC cable (and even more difficult to re-wire one). Due to the major disadvantages of the previously available methods, I decided to come up with one that contained all the modifications on the analogue board where they could be relatively easily undone.