Parts list: Ref Des Value Name Desc Qty -------------------------------------------------- PL1 10WHDR 10 way Pin Header 1 -------------------------------------------------- PL4 1WP Single Pin Header 13 PL5 PL6 PL7 PL8 PL9 PL10 PL11 PL12 PL13 PL14 PL15 PL16 -------------------------------------------------- Q1 BC547 NPN Bipolar 2 Q2 -------------------------------------------------- Q3 BC557 PNP Bipolar 2 Q4 -------------------------------------------------- U1 CA3140 BiMOS Op Amp 1 -------------------------------------------------- D1 D Diode 2 – these are 1N4148 D2 -------------------------------------------------- C3 100n myC Capacitor 3 C4 100n C5 100n -------------------------------------------------- C1 10u myCP 2 C2 10u -------------------------------------------------- R1 180 RA Resistor (USA type) 10 R2 3.9k R3 3.9k R4 18k R6 5.6k R7 5.6k R9 180k R11 180k R13 20k R14 10Meg -------------------------------------------------- R5 5k RA_PREC Preset Potentiometer(USA) 4 R8 50k R10 50k R12 5k -------------------------------------------------- U2 TL082 Dual BIFET Op Amp 1 -------------------------------------------------- Notes: R8, R10, R12 presets are for adjusting the voltage ranges (1V, 5V, 10V). R5 is for the current overload LED lighting point R1 to suit illumination LEDs R6, R7 to suit overload LEDs The ‘single pin headers’ are just a means to show where connections need to be made to the PCB – in reality I just used a flying lead from whatever device, soldered in, and not actually a pin! (though it could be done that way!) The range switch is an on-off-on type, so that in the '1V' and '5V' positions extra resistors are paralled with the pair R8 & R9 always wired through for the '10V' default ('off') setting. I haven’t shown the overload LEDs as they are not on the main PCB, but cobbled together with the illumination LEDs (also not shown – but 8 white ones used in series) on a separate small piece of stripboard. The direction of them all should be obvious! T.E.Stinchcombe 25 April 2009