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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: Jaruzel on May 09, 2003, 11:07:40 AM
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Guys,
i'm just rewiring the power on my a1200, and i want to double check I've got the pinouts correct.
Looking AT the socket on the BACK of the A1200 board we have:
+--v--+
|1...4|
|..3..|
|2...5|
+-----+
1: +12v
2: Ground/Sheild
3: -12v
4: Ground
5: +5v
Is this correct? My multimeter has gone walkies, so I can't buzz out the pins :-(
Secondly, I need to connect a std PC HDD power cable to this socket as well, the power cable is coloured:
Yellow (+12v)
Black (gnd)
Black (gnd)
Red (+5v)
So I'm presuming Yellow to Pin 1, Red to Pin 5, and any of the blacks to the grounds ?
Have I got all this correct ? I'm working blind but don't want to hold up my project while I try and locate my multimeter :-(
-Jar.
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NO answers? hmmm, I'll just have to risk it then ;-)
-Jar.
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I don't know offhand, but there are instructions for this on Aminet, so search for PSU on there.
Note that if you don't hook up a -12v, you won't get working sound.
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Cheers tickly, I've already done an aminet search, and the pics/guides are somewhat vague. :-(
Thx for the tip on the -12v, I did wonder what it was for...
-Jar.
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Hello,
Checking with the A1200 schematics, I make the pinout as follows:
Looking at the connector,
+---v---+
|3 . . .4|
|. . 5 . .|
|1 . . .2|
+-------+
1: +5V
2: Shield
3: +12v
4: Ground
5: -12V
I advise you to buzz your lead out.
On my power lead I connected the coloured wires as follows:
A1200 Lead PC PSU
Black Black (0VL)
Red Red (+5V)
Brown Yellow (+12V)
White Blue (-12V)
Commodore never seemed to have a common Colour code for their PSUs so beware.
I left the shield un-connected.
Oh the -12V is used for the Audio and RS232/Serial port.
Ian