hi guys. I hope someone can help me regarding my psu project for my V64. I have A standard S-video cable that i cut(the other end) and the power source but i don't know where to place and what color to place in the following power outputs.
hi guys. I hope someone can help me regarding my psu project for my V64. I have A standard S-video cable that i cut(the other end) and the power source but i don't know where to place and what color to place in the following power outputs.
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I wouldn't be using that device unless you have some way to reduce the amperage. I fear that alone would fry your v64.
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That S-Video cable does look a bit cheap, I would test the top pins with a volt meter to be sure that 12 volts is being sent to the TOP RIGHT pin on the connector and 5 volts to the TOP LEFT on the connector.
Both bottom pins will be grounds and should be the green and white wires, have no idea what that silver wire is for, maybe an extra ground I'm guessing.
Again test each pin to make sure which wire goes to which pin, you don't wanna send 12 volts down the 5 volt line.
And as FABombjoy said, the device will only draw the amperage it needs and 2 amps I believe is enough for the V64.
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2 amps positive should be more than enough to power the V64, the replacement power supplies I looked up are all 2 amps. The 12 volt line will be hooked up to that +12v2.5A at the top of the power supply. The 5 volt line will be hooked up to the 5V 15A slot in the middle of the power supply, NOT the -5V1A which is the second slot of the power supply. That looks to be negative voltage and you want positive voltage.
Even thou the 5v positive line on your power supply is 15 amps, the V64 will only draw 2 amps or whats ever needed off that line. All DC power supplys work the same way, as long as you have at or above correct amperage, correct voltage and polarity you'll be set.
Yea, you're right FABombjoy, it looks like a multi voltage power supply so I would make sure that 5 volts positive is coming from the 5 volts line and 12 volts positive from the 12 volts line. I believe the way to check the polarity is to hook up the positive prong to either the +5v or +12v lines and then the negative prong to one of those grounds. If your multimeter reads a positive voltage then you're good to go on polarity and if the voltage is correct, you're good to go there as well
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good day sir's , i managed to make it work! just spent some time and it all went okay. will post updates !
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