Naigon's Electronic Creations Igniter 2 I2-R3 User manual

© 2013 by Scott DeBoer, Naigon’s Electronic Creations. Igniter 2™, Igniter 2™, Igniter™ and Naigon’s Electronic Creations have no affiliation
with Lucas Film, Disney, or its subsidiaries.
IGNITER 2™ I2-R3 SETUP GUIDE

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1. CONTENTS
1. Introduction...........................................................................................................................................................5
1.1. New In I2 ......................................................................................................................................................5
1.2. New In I2-R2.................................................................................................................................................6
1.2.1. Improvements..........................................................................................................................................6
1.2.2. Alternating Clash......................................................................................................................................7
1.2.3. Demo App ................................................................................................................................................7
1.2.4. NeoPixel Support .....................................................................................................................................8
2. Getting Started ......................................................................................................................................................8
2.1. Important Notes...........................................................................................................................................8
2.1.1. 3.7v Power Supply .............................................................................................................................8
2.1.2. Battery Protection ...................................................................................................................................8
2.1.3. Battery Brands .........................................................................................................................................8
2.1.4. Battery Size ..............................................................................................................................................9
2.1.5. LED Choices..............................................................................................................................................9
2.2. Igniter 2™ Layout .........................................................................................................................................9
2.3. TruDrive™ Separation ................................................................................................................................11
3. Wiring Diagrams ..................................................................................................................................................11
3.1. Basic Wiring................................................................................................................................................11
3.2. RGB Wiring .................................................................................................................................................12
3.3. RGBW/RGBA/RGBX wiring .........................................................................................................................13
3.4. Rumble Motor and Accessory Wiring ........................................................................................................14
3.5. Color Changing Crystal Wiring....................................................................................................................15
3.6. X-Saber Wiring ...........................................................................................................................................16
3.7. NeoPixel String Wiring ...............................................................................................................................17
3.8. Full Wiring With Accents............................................................................................................................18
3.9. Dual Speaker Setup Using MaxAmp™ ........................................................................................................19

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4. Configuration Editing ...........................................................................................................................................20
4.1. Installation .................................................................................................................................................20
4.2. Copy Files to your machine ........................................................................................................................20
4.3. Launching The Application .........................................................................................................................21
4.4. Changing Soundfonts .................................................................................................................................23
4.5. Editing Settings...........................................................................................................................................25
4.5.1. Master....................................................................................................................................................25
4.5.2. Blade Effects ..........................................................................................................................................27
4.5.3. Blade Color.............................................................................................................................................28
4.5.4. Clash.......................................................................................................................................................29
4.5.5. Blast .......................................................................................................................................................30
4.5.6. Audio......................................................................................................................................................31
4.5.7. Motion ...................................................................................................................................................32
4.5.8. FX ...........................................................................................................................................................32
4.5.9. DP...........................................................................................................................................................33
4.5.10. MP .....................................................................................................................................................34
4.5.11. Advanced...........................................................................................................................................36
4.5.12. Accent................................................................................................................................................36
4.6. Format Micro SD ........................................................................................................................................37
4.7. Copy Files Back To The Micro SD................................................................................................................39
5. Saber Operation...................................................................................................................................................39
5.1. Idle Mode ...................................................................................................................................................40
5.1.1. Idle Mode Interaction Table ..................................................................................................................40
5.2. Running Mode............................................................................................................................................40
5.2.1. Running Mode Interaction Table ...........................................................................................................40
5.3. Saber Cinema™ ..........................................................................................................................................41
5.3.1. Saber Cinema™ Interactivity..................................................................................................................41

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5.4. Saber Apps™...............................................................................................................................................42
5.4.1. Color Editor............................................................................................................................................42
5.4.2. Motion Editor.........................................................................................................................................43
5.4.3. Saber Says ..............................................................................................................................................44
6. Thanks..................................................................................................................................................................44

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1. INTRODUCTION
Introducing Igniter 2™, the greatest soundboard on the market. Igniter 2™ has been rebuilt from the ground up,
allowing the best possible audio and motion experience:
Amazing motion with SaberSense™, the new motion engine that uses multiple sensors to detect perfect
swings and other motions.
External clash sensor is now unnecessary, freeing up install space and allowing for accurate clash
detection.
MaxAmp™ integrated audio - full volume, crisp audio is not built on the board for the loudest saber
experience.
In addition, you can still experience the classic features from Igniter Mini™:
The ultimate color mixing –independent settable colors for main blade color, clash/lockup color, blaster
block color and Saber Dual Phase™ color
Saber Dual Phase™ - The ultimate in color. Now one font can switch between two colors on the fly with
the flick of the wrist!
Saber MultiPhase™ - Now flip between all 16 font’s color profiles on the fly, and even switch into the next
font on the fly! Select HumRetain to allow endless saber sound and light combinations not possible on any
other board.
TruMix™ - hum sounds are mixed in real-time with other sounds
Saber Cinema™ in all fonts banks
22050Hz, 16bit audio with R4’s audio enhancement for crystal clear, quality sound
All of this now comes in a super tiny package –only 1.75” x 0.85” x 0.263” for the board! This board operates on
ONE 3.7v Li-ion battery, is tiny and is suited for just about any build.
1.1. NEW IN I2
I2 was completely reworked for the new hardware, giving you these new features:
1. Improved audio with integrated MaxAmp™ - the audio hardware has been improved by integrating the
MaxAmp™ right on the main board! Now crystal clear and loud audio is possible without the need for
extra wiring and the extra satellite board. Further, for those that do still want to use the external
MaxAmp™ board to drive two speakers, the main board now has two small pads making the wiring much
easier for this scenario.
2. Realistic motion detection with SaberSense™ - now every motion is tracked and played, eliminating the
need to configure fonts separately for the types of motions that will be performed. The board accurately
detects motion changes and plays the correct sound accordingly.
3. Adjustable clash detection ulilizing SaberSense™ - the new hardware is now able to detect not only swing
motions, but clash motions as well! This allows adjustability for the sensor, allowing sensitivity from
stopping short on swings allowing the sound to be played, to requiring a hard hit on the saber.
4. Unparalleled experiences with Saber Apps™ - the most amazing way to get the full potential out of your
saber. SaberApps™ allows independent apps to be run on the board, allowing for totally separate
experiences from the main firmware. From utility, to editing, to games, this opens up a world of
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5. Configurability with on the fly editing –two editing apps are included by default for editing the motion
and color settings of the board. Accessible from the Saber Apps™ menu, these will make editing
parameters on the fly possible; there is no need to remove the uSD card or even be hooked to a
computer!
6. Experience the first ever game for sabers –Saber Says™! Copy increasingly long sequences randomly
generated by Master Simone to get a high score. Play alone or challenge your friends in a round robin
game to see who can get the high score!
7. Streamline music playing with Saber Cinema™ - now all the track files are stored off the root, with each
font sharing the same set of music files. This makes it much easier to dump in all the music files and
makes them accessible from every font. Custom the start position from each font to still create a unique
experience for each font!
8. Relish in more improvements and fixes –from bringing back the classic aux button functionality to
allowing the software to “swap” the main and aux buttons virtually, there are many improvements that
make Igniter 2™ the best saber experience ever.
To see all the new features in detail, go to the release videos for Igniter 2™ here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzFbmxJgrCI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRsehB-YfOk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_30_bgVbeVA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e34Rxj5fS0
1.2. NEW IN I2-R2
Many new amazing features have been added in the I2-R2 release! Besides some minor fixes like fixing a bug
where long boot sounds would change volumes, there are 4 major categories of new additions:
Improvements
Alternating Clash
Demo App
NeoPixel Support
The following sub-sections go over these in detail.
1.2.1. IMPROVEMENTS
Improvements are additions to existing features. These including addressing some feedback around the features as
well as rounding them out to make the robust.
The first improvement is the ability to set zero for LOWPWR. Doing this disables the feature completely. Before
this release only 1-255 could be set, meaning that eventually the accents and motion would turn off. This allows
them to be always on if the user so desires.
The next improvement is for the twist to activate. Many users loved the ability to enable the saber without
touching the button, but others were annoyed if it accidently turned on when rolling around. To ensure everyone
could configure the saber the way they want, four start choices were added in this release: button only, button +
twist, button + slash, and button, twist, or slash. This is a per-font setting that allows the user to choose the
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The next improvement is adding amber support in the color editor. This allows folks using an RGBA/RGBW or
rumble motor off the 4th C4 channel to edit its value in the on-board Color-Editor app. Setting c4Percent to zero
disables this for anyone that is just using an RGB LED.
Another improvement is the addition of the Saber FX Idle mode. Not only was the FX issues with timing fixed this
release, but a new idle mode is added, allowing the FX sounds to be played when the font is idle. The new FXIDPER
variable allows setting the percentage that a sound will play during the menu –100 meaning it will play every 2
seconds, 1 meaning it will be many seconds (30-60 or so) on average before the next sound plays. This is
independent of the other two effects, so setting this to zero will give the legacy behavior, setting the other two to
zero will only play the fx in the menu, and any combination thereof works as well.
The final improvement is the addition of the Smash sound. A new sound bank /fontN/smsh/ is now available, and it
can hold up to 99 smshNN.wav files. By holding the aux button when performing a swing, this allows the new
sound to play instead of the swing sound, allowing for sounds where the swing is breaking an object. If no sounds
are present then a normal swing will be played instead.
To see a video overview of all these features, check out the release video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ui-bWJQuzcc
1.2.2. ALTERNATING CLASH
Alternating clash is a new feature that allows the clash to alternate between the main blade color and the clash
color, instead of switching to the clash color and going high/low on that color. This is a very dramatic effect that
really allows the clash to stand out. It works in conjunction with the lockup as well. It is especially dramatic for the
new NeoPixel string blades.
To see a demo of the Alternating clash, check out the release video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD-PJDD_sIE
1.2.3. DEMO APP
A new app was added this release –Demo App. This app allows the saber to go through each font and randomly do
actions without the user needing to touch anything. After playing each font, it will then play each track, and
randomly enable/disable the saber while the tracks are playing.
There are three config settings that are related to this demo app in the MASTER.INI config:
DEMOEFFMS –Length in milliseconds before the next effect is played. It is randomly varied around this value.
DEMOEXTMS –Length in milliseconds before the next font is started after the previous one stopped. It is
randomly varied around this value.
DEMOSCMS –Length in milliseconds before the saber is engaged in Saber Cinema. It is randomly varied around
this value.
Each of these configs are NOT in the Config Editor, so they will need to be adjusted manually in the MASTER.INI
file using any text editor.
To see the Demo App in action, check out this video:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3gNEnvxNcQ
1.2.4. NEOPIXEL SUPPORT
Igniter 2™ fully supports NeoPixel string blades out of the box! All that is needed is a separate SD card with the
string blade /dat and /appNN files. These strings are not only super bright, but they also support Extension and
Retraction Flow, allowing for super-realistic growing and shrinking blades, and Impact Blast™, the ability to
replicate bolts hitting the blade in defined spots.
NeoPixel blades can either be built from the 144 led/meter strips:
https://www.adafruit.com/products/2969
or by building a blade from 5mm NeoPixel individual straw-hat LEDs:
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12999
To see how awesome these look, check out the release video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP17IWlQS6M
2. GETTING STARTED
2.1. IMPORTANT NOTES
PLEASE READ THIS SUBSECTION CAREFULLY AS FAILURE TO DO SO COULD CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE IGNITER
2™ BOARD.
2.1.1. 3.7v Power Supply
Igniter 2™is designed around a 3.7v power supply input. In general, the best way to run an Igniter 2™is to hook up
a single 3.7v battery to the VBATT+ and VBATT-/GND pads.
NEVER HOOK A 7.4V BATTERY DIRECTLY TO AN IGNITER 2™UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, OR YOU
WILL DESTROY THE BOARD.
NEVER REVERSE THE POLARITY OF VBATT+ AND VBATT-/GND. IF USING A CONNECTOR FOR THE
BATTERY, MAKE SURE TO USE ONE THAT ONLY CLIPS IN ONE WAY TO PREVENT DAMAGING THE
BOARD BY HOOKING THE POWER IN REVERSE.
2.1.2. BATTERY PROTECTION
Only use li-ion batteries that have a built-in protection circuit. NEVER USE UNPROTECTED CELLS AS THIS CAN
CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE BATTERY AND/OR IGNITER 2™. IMR batteries are okay but since they are not
protected they can allow large amounts of power to the board and do not act like a fuse when there is a wiring
issue, so for beginners it is recommended to use the standard Li-ion with the protection circuit.
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Because only one battery is being used, it is very important that a quality battery is selected to get the best
experience from Igniter 2™. From internal testing, the following brands are the only ones recommended for use
with Igniter 2™:
AW
KeepPower
Solo’s Hold custom
Panasonic
Sayno
Tenergy
These batteries have the best life and have the most consistent voltage output, allowing for the best experience
through the entire life of the battery. If you choose to use another battery your experience will not be guaranteed.
Specifically when using the Z6 LED, the only battery that Naigon’s Electronic Creations recommends is the AW
3400mAh 18650 here: http://www.lighthound.com/AW-18650-Protected-3400-mAh-Rechargeable-Lithium-
Battery-_p_4149.html, or the AW 2900 mAh 18650 sold from lighthound here: http://www.lighthound.com/AW-
18650-Protected-2900-mAh-Rechargeable-Lithium-Battery_p_3671.html. These batteries will not trip when using
all 6 die of the Z6 with Igniter 2™.
Another good choice is the KeepPower with the 3 module protection circuit, as that battery can withstand high
drain. These are usually on Ebay; just search for “KeepPower 18650 3400mAh” and pick ones that have the good
protection circuit.
Finally, Solo’s Hold just released a new Panasonic battery that has the 3 module protection circuit mentioned
above. These are great as well and are highly recommended: http://www.soloshold.com.
2.1.4. BATTERY SIZE
The best battery to use is an 18650, space allowing. If that cannot be used, then an 18500, 17650, 16650, or 17500
should be used, in that order. 14xxx batteries and 18350 batteries are not recommended due to their shorter life,
and because those batteries may not be able to output enough power to run 4 die of a High Brightness LED
(HBLED).
2.1.5. LED CHOICES
When using Igniter 2™with a 3.7v power source the LEDEngin LEDs will not work well. This is because LEDEngin’s
green and blue dies require a forward voltage of 4.0v for maximum brightness. Thus it is highly recommended to
use the Z6 sold here at Naigon’s Electronic Creations. Other choices are the X4 LED sold by Lucien Kane of the
Imperial Royal Arms forum or a Tri/Quad Rebel or Triple Cree. The Z6 and X4 LED is by far the easiest to wire as the
positive pads of the LEDs are already bridged with the Z6 being even easier since the diode for the red die is
already built in.
2.2. IGNITER 2™LAYOUT
Before getting started, it is important to familiarize yourself with the layout of Igniter 2™, TruDrive™ and all of the
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The following two diagrams show the important components of Igniter 2™, with an accompanying table describing
what each component does.
Figure 1 –Important components on the back of Igniter 2™.
Name
Label
Description
1. Micro SD card
holder
NA
Holds the micro SD card that contains the fonts and
configuration for Igniter 2™. Make sure that the card is fully
inserted before applying power to Igniter 2™.
2. TruDrive™
board
LED DRIVER PCB
Driving board that powers the high-power LEDs from Igniter
2™.
3. Battery +/-
pads
BAT+, BAT-
Hook power and ground from a 3.7v li-ion pack here.
4. Speaker pads
SPKR
Hook a 1.5-3.0w, 8ohm speaker here.
5. Accent
Common +
VLED+
Used to power all three of the accent LEDs. Optionally,
additional static LEDs can be powered from this pad. The
output is 3.3v, and it is rated at 200mA.
6. Accent LED
pads
1,2,3
Each pad can hold one 20mA accent LED. These LEDs will be
sequenced by the chosen pattern.
7. Accent LED
pads
4,5,6,7,8
Remaining LED pads that are smaller in size. 28AWG or smaller
wire is required for these pads.
8. LED connect
pads
1,2,3,4,GND
Pads that hook the TruDrive™ board to the Igniter 2™main
board. Hook the corresponding numbers together with a wire.
Pad 1 connects the ground, pad 2 connects C1-, pad 3
connects C2-, pad 4 connects C3- and pad 5 connects C4-
9. Color Pads
C1-, C2-, C3-, C4-
Hook the main LED cathodes to these pads. C4- may also be
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10. Switch Pads
MAIN, AUX
Pads for the switches. MAIN can be a momentary or latching,
AUX must be momentary. Make sure to select the correct type
of switch for MAIN in the Config Editor.
11. Clash Pads
CS+, CS-
Not necessary in Igniter 2™, though hooking a clash sensor
here will aid in detecting clashes.
12. ST Pads
ST1, ST2
Reserved for future use.
13. Comm Pads
DA, CL
Reserved for future use.
Figure 2 –Description of each component.
2.3. TRUDRIVE™ SEPARATION
Igniter 2™will come by default with the TruDrive™ attached to the main board. If it is desired to have the
TruDrive™ separate from the main board for the install, then you can detach the two boards.
Separation is much easier than with previous board versions and can be performed by hand or with a small set of
needle nose pliers or forceps. Make sure to keep pressure off the middle of the board; hold it in your hands by the
two edges.
It is important to note that once the board has been removed it cannot go back on; plan accordingly before
separating the boards.
3. WIRING DIAGRAMS
The following diagrams are the most common to get your board up and running.
Note: It is very important that the correct resistor be used between the negative pad of the LED and C1-, C2-, C3-
and C4- to prevent burning out the LED for warm color LEDs. For Rebel LEDs if a red, red-orange or amber LED is
used, then a 1ohm 1watt resister is needed. For any other Rebel colors a resistor is not needed. The STTH2L06
diode can be used in place of the resistor and it is a slightly smaller part.
3.1. BASIC WIRING
This is the most basic wiring that is possible to get the board up and running. It is great for testing your Igniter 2™
on the bench, or if you are doing a simple install into a saber that will have a removable battery. However, to
experience the full features of Igniter 2™ it is highly recommended to use an RGB LED, as shown in the diagrams
below.

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Figure 3 –Basic wiring for Igniter 2™. This will drive a single main LED and would require a removable battery for charging. Note that a
resistor between the blue wire and C1- of TruDrive™ would be needed if the LED is red, amber, or red-orange.
3.2. RGB WIRING
The preferred setup of Igniter 2™is to use an RGB LED. This allows the use of all the popular Igniter™ specific
features, such as separate colors for clash/lockup and blaster, ClashShade™, BlastShade™, and BladeShade™, and
the popular feature Saber Dual Phase™, among many others.
The recommended LED to use with this setup is the Z6 LED that is sold right from our store! This LED was
specifically designed to have the brightest possible colors throughout the entire color range, and can do vivid
oranges, purples and other mixed colors that other LEDs cannot do as well. Another good choice is the X4 LED that
is distributed via Lucien Kane of the Imperial Royal Arms (www.imperialroyalarms.com) forum.
The following diagram shows the Z6 wiring

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Figure 4 –Wiring up Igniter 2™with the NECree RGB LED. This setup uses RGB wiring and allows for full color-mixing for main blade and
blade effects. Notice that the diode for the red is built-on and thus no external resistance is needed!
3.3. RGBW/RGBA/RGBX WIRING
With Igniter 2™a fourth die can be utilized for even more flash effects, and even more main blade colors! The
following diagram shows an X4 RGBW, but any combination for a fourth die could be used. For instance, an RGBA
LED would allow for very rich purples not previously available under the standard RGB color mixing model.

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Figure 5 –X4 wiring that uses four unique colors instead of doubling up on one color. This setup allows for more varied colors but is not as
intuitive to get correct color mixing. Also, while an RGBW was used only the RED die needed a resistor/diode; if an RGBA is used a second
resistor would be needed for the amber die as well.
3.4. RUMBLE MOTOR AND ACCESSORY WIRING
When not using a fourth die the C4 pin can be used to run an accessory. For those familiar with the original
Igniter™, the C4 pin is actually a cross between the Crystal Pin and Flash- pin from Igniter™. Thus, it can be used for
a single crystal LED, a rumble motor, or any other accessory if not used as a fourth color.
The following diagram will show the use of a low power (3.3v) shaft-less motor that can be purchased from Pololu
here. If using something that required more voltage than 3.3v, the power could be drawn directly from the battery
instead of the VLED+ pin.

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Figure 6 –Diagram with a small shaft-less rumble motor running off the C4- pad. In this application the C4- pad is like the Crystal pad of the
original Igniter™. Note that if more than 3.3v is required the power could be hooked to the battery directly. Also, note that the C4- pad can
only handle up to 2A.
3.5. COLOR CHANGING CRYSTAL WIRING
With the advent of color mixing many people are wanting a blade matching crystal chamber to go along with their
build. If you want to experience this thrill, then look no further! The following diagram shows how to get this LED
wired and working.

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Figure 7 –Wiring with an RGB crystal chamber. This will have an RGB led that matches the blade color and pulses with the blade. Note that
all 3 pins have resistors for the small LED, and power does come from the battery. I recommend a 1ohm for R2 (x2), and a 22-33ohm for R1.
3.6. X-SABER WIRING
The following diagram shows the wiring of the X-Drive module with the Igniter 2™. This is the same wiring as for
the Spark Color 2 as well. Three NECree RGB LEDs are shown; standard tri-Crees could be used as well, but those
would require resistors/STTH2L06 diodes for all three red dies, so of course the NECree RGB is much easier.

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Figure 8 - X-Saber wiring using the XDrive module, and three NECree RGBLEDs
After wiring this feature, not only does X-Saber need to be enabled in the master config, but also c4Percent should
be set to 95, and for each font C4COLOR, C4BLST, C4CLSH, and C4DUAL should be set from 100-255 for each font
that the side blades are desired to be on. Note that varying the value and setting to zero for any of these can have
the side blades off for different effects and fonts.
3.7. NEOPIXEL STRING WIRING
The NeoPixel strings are quite easy to work with as there are only 3 wires coming out of each strip. When using the
5mm LEDs, these 3 wires are exactly what will be needed. When using the 144 led/meter strips, the three
connections will need to be run in parallel for each strip to light in the same way as the others.
IMPORTANT –Because the NeoPixels use a completely different driver system, the #2-#4 pins are not active
when using a string blade. This means that if you want to wire a blade matching crystal chamber, you will need to
use a NeoPixel individual LED wired in parallel with the main blade. Rumble motors are thus not supported.

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Figure 9 –Wiring of the NeoPixel string style blades. When using the triangular prism or doubled 144 led/meter strips, make sure to wire all
three in parallel. Notice that in I2-R3 the strip can be wired through the MOSFETs to save power, and further that an extra ground wire from
the main ground pad to the TruDrive ground is recommended to ensure adequate amperage can flow.
3.8. FULL WIRING WITH ACCENTS
The following diagram shows how to wire all accent LEDs and the recharge port, which will utilize every feature of
Igniter 2™(except for C4-). This will be the typical diagram for most folks that are looking for a build that utilizes all
the great features of the board without overly complicated wiring. Note that the accent pads 4-8 are in the middle
of the bottom of the board and require 28-30 gauge wire and surface type soldering (strip a small bit of insulation
from a solid core wire and push it through the accent LED hole from the top side and apply solder on the top of the
pad on the bottom side to seal).

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Figure 10 –Full wiring using all accent LEDs and a recharge port/kill key combo. This wiring will allow most features of Igniter 2™to be
experienced without getting into super complex wiring. Note that the resistor/diode is needed for the red color.
3.9. DUAL SPEAKER SETUP USING MAXAMP™
With Igniter 2™, a MaxAmp™ audio amp is integrated on the main board. However, if you want to get clear bass
sounds with a dual speaker setup, then using the MaxAmp™ in conjunction with the on-board amp allows a dual
speaker setup that will provide the best sound a saber can produce. And, since this is running two MaxAmp™ amps
at once you can be assured this would be the loudest saber setup short of using wiring the saber directly into a
receiver.
The below diagram shows the full wiring with two speakers that utilizes the low pass filter to allow only the bass
tones through to the bass speaker. This can be omitted if desired, though the best sound when using two speakers
is using this filter.

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Figure 11 –Full MaxAmp™ wiring that allows a subwoofer setup for great low tones!
4. CONFIGURATION EDITING
Once Igniter 2™has been wired according to the wiring above then it will work immediately with the default
configuration. However, changing the fonts and effects is completely possible and encouraged by using the
Igniter™ Config Editor. The following section will go through installing and using the editor to modify Igniter™
configuration.
4.1. INSTALLATION
To install the application, launch the .msi file from the installer zip file. You can get the file from SaberIgniter.com.
A version is also included on the micro SD card that came with Igniter™, but I recommend going to the site to get
the newest version in case any enhancements have been made to the program. Click through the wizard until the
application launches.
4.2. COPY FILES TO YOUR MACHINE
Before opening Igniter™ Config Editor you will need to copy the files you want to edit from the micro SD card to
your local computer. First, insert your micro SD card into your computer using your SD card reader. If you do not
currently have one, I recommend this cheap one off eBay: Micro SD card.