jason 77: Yes, Thanks. Since I am using a breadboard to test the LED, I described it in terms of breadboard rows. Each row has multiple holes that are connected.
Audioguru: Nope, each anode lead has its own breadboard row, so they are not connected.
And yes, when I connected only the green to the power supply, green light went on.
-only the blue to the power, blue light went on
-only the red lead to the power, the red went on
-blue and green to the power, both turned on
-blue and red to the power, only red turned on
-green and red to the power, only red turned on
SgtWookie: For the red I tried 150 ohms and 100 ohms, but an online LED resistor calculator specified 100 ohms. Although, for the ~100 ohms, I added two 47 ohm resistors in series (I figured it out). Six ohms wouldn't make too much of a difference would it?
And yes, that PEBBLE drawing is pretty much what my setup looked like, except I didn't connect the resistors directly to the power bar. I had the LEDs one more section over (A-E in your picture, not shown), one end of the resistors in the first section (J-F) and one end in the LED section, with jumpers going from the power to the first section.
If necessary I could get a picture tonight when I get back home to experiment some more.
Audioguru: Nope, each anode lead has its own breadboard row, so they are not connected.
And yes, when I connected only the green to the power supply, green light went on.
-only the blue to the power, blue light went on
-only the red lead to the power, the red went on
-blue and green to the power, both turned on
-blue and red to the power, only red turned on
-green and red to the power, only red turned on
SgtWookie: For the red I tried 150 ohms and 100 ohms, but an online LED resistor calculator specified 100 ohms. Although, for the ~100 ohms, I added two 47 ohm resistors in series (I figured it out). Six ohms wouldn't make too much of a difference would it?
And yes, that PEBBLE drawing is pretty much what my setup looked like, except I didn't connect the resistors directly to the power bar. I had the LEDs one more section over (A-E in your picture, not shown), one end of the resistors in the first section (J-F) and one end in the LED section, with jumpers going from the power to the first section.
If necessary I could get a picture tonight when I get back home to experiment some more.