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Here is the part of the circuit that we are stuck at. Hope this makes it easier.
As for TedA could you take that image I have and draw what your trying to say with the resistor so I can understand it visually since im not really great with conceptual instructions. The LED are 4 red and 4 yellow the issue is not the LED I think as they are only 1 way. So the way they are in the circuit is the same that we put them in the other way will not turn them on. I have drawn the correct format that we used since we are using the dot mode to make it easier to see which LED we have selected and in the image I have shown pin 9 not connected. I am sorry for the misunderstanding and guessing game. Also Ted I was wondering with your previous statement of linking the LEDs together to create up to 25v DC, could you draw something or link me an example of what your trying to suggest so I can understand it much clearer? Basically I just want the LED once on to boost it to atleast 5V DC when no lights are on it is hovering at roughly .2V on pin 14. as it moves up the chain of LEDs the voltage increases at pin 14.
As for Cocacola I do not understand the question and I have researched it and it still is confusing. I have looked at the internal component of the LM 3914 and still It is basically taking the voltage which is .7V coming in from pin 5 from the LM34 and then it comes out that certain pin at a lower voltage of .3-.4 depending if on which LED is lit. The higher LED that is on the higher the voltage gets which ranges from .2 - .5V which /5 is when pin 18 LED is lit on. Also that chip was recommended earlier would not work since when pin 14 is not on the voltage at that pin is .2V, so it would turn on the light regardless of which LED is on.
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