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hi,
i am trying to figure out how to power up an AT power supply.
i just want to use it as a ac/dc converter, but dont' know the wiring
config
to get it to power up.
any ideas?
thanks in advance,
oliver
hi,
i am trying to figure out how to power up an AT power supply.
i just want to use it as a ac/dc converter, but dont' know the wiring
config
to get it to power up.
any ideas?
thanks in advance,
oliver
it is an AT supply...there are 2 motherboard connectors instead of the
atx's
one.
there is no switch on it (alas)...it was normally powerd up from a soft
power on the front of the computer
i gotta get this thing going...
i dont' wanna experiment too much cos it's not fused
ack
please help
"OBL" <olong@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message
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hi,
i am trying to figure out how to power up an AT power supply.
i just want to use it as a ac/dc converter, but dont' know the wiring
config
to get it to power up.
any ideas?
thanks in advance,
oliver
it is an AT supply...there are 2 motherboard connectors instead of the atx's
one.
there is no switch on it (alas)...it was normally powerd up from a soft
power on the front of the computer
"OBL" <olong@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message
news:<2ws7b.16397$ip5.1169076@twister.southeast.rr.com>...
it is an AT supply...there are 2 motherboard connectors instead of the
atx's
one.
there is no switch on it (alas)...it was normally powerd up from a soft
power on the front of the computer
you may already have the answer, chances are the switch shorted a
connection on the motherboard power connector and this turns on the
supply. Some supplys have a sticker on the side that will tell you
what pins to short. Eg; the one I'm looking at now has in a column
labeled "GREEN - PS-ON". I ground the green wire and away she goes!
yes. most def the mobo power used to turn it on.
no green wire...
no sticker...
alot of colors..o my.
"Steve" <niftydog@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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"OBL" <olong@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message
news:<2ws7b.16397$ip5.1169076@twister.southeast.rr.com>...
it is an AT supply...there are 2 motherboard connectors instead of the
atx's
one.
there is no switch on it (alas)...it was normally powerd up from a
soft
power on the front of the computer
you may already have the answer, chances are the switch shorted a
connection on the motherboard power connector and this turns on the
supply. Some supplys have a sticker on the side that will tell you
what pins to short. Eg; the one I'm looking at now has in a column
labeled "GREEN - PS-ON". I ground the green wire and away she goes!
all you electronics ppl in here and noone knows...
argh
"OBL" <olong@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message
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yes. most def the mobo power used to turn it on.
no green wire...
no sticker...
alot of colors..o my.
"Steve" <niftydog@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e28c5b43.0309091928.27fcf595@posting.google.com...
"OBL" <olong@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message
news:<2ws7b.16397$ip5.1169076@twister.southeast.rr.com>...
it is an AT supply...there are 2 motherboard connectors instead of
the
atx's
one.
there is no switch on it (alas)...it was normally powerd up from a
soft
power on the front of the computer
you may already have the answer, chances are the switch shorted a
connection on the motherboard power connector and this turns on the
supply. Some supplys have a sticker on the side that will tell you
what pins to short. Eg; the one I'm looking at now has in a column
labeled "GREEN - PS-ON". I ground the green wire and away she goes!