Help To install power ATX 1200 adaptator (ez Z4 TOWER)

[CFou!]

Hi,am just receiving my new EZ Z4 TOWER with ATX-1200 adaptator

But can you explain or sent to my some photos (or tutorial) to install ATX
To A1200 Adapter with my commodore 1200 mother board?

Thanks in advance,

[FOL]

Originally Posted by CFOU!

Hi,am just receiving my new EZ Z4 TOWER with ATX-1200 adaptator

But can you explain or sent to my some photos (or tutorial) to install ATX
To A1200 Adapter with my commodore 1200 mother board?

Thanks in advance,

See your support ticket. I have explained there.

You connect it to your ATX PSU, then the 2 Pin connector goes to your Power Switch, you then take a floppy connector from the ATX PSU and connect that to your Floppy connector of your A1200 Mobo.
The long blue lead goes out the back and into the small hole (that connects to centre pin of A1200 mobo power socket), to give you the - voltage for your Audio circuit.

Make sure you seat the floppy connector right, or you will kill your mobo.

You can then power your floppy by using another spare floppy connector from your ATX PSU.

[CFou!]

You connect it to your ATX PSU, then the 2 Pin connector goes to your Power Switch

Power switch of the tower i suppose?

you then take a floppy connector from the ATX PSU and connect that to your Floppy connector of your A1200 Mobo.

but floppy connector of the mother board is an output to power a floppy not an input... Is not it dangerous for mother board?

The long blue lead goes out the back and into the small hole (that connects to centre pin of A1200 mobo power socket), to give you the - voltage for your Audio circuit.

no problem here i understand

Make sure you seat the floppy connector right, or you will kill your mobo.

ok but how can I be sure not to make this mistake without pictures?

You can then power your floppy by using another spare floppy connector from your ATX PSU.

here it's seems simple


excuse me for all my questions but i am afraid by possibility to fire my mother board

[FOL]

Originally Posted by CFOU!

Power switch of the tower i suppose?

Yes.

Originally Posted by CFOU!

but floppy connector of the mother board is an output to power a floppy not an input... Is not it dangerous for mother board?

Not at all. Current can flow both ways, depending on circuit.

Originally Posted by CFOU!

ok but how can I be sure not to make this mistake without pictures?

Its exactly the same as connecting the floppy cable up.

If you connect it up, then take a picture, I can then tell you if its correct. Just dont turn it on until I see picture.

[CFou!]

Originally Posted by FOL

Yes.



Not at all. Current can flow both ways, depending on circuit.



Its exactly the same as connecting the floppy cable up.

If you connect it up, then take a picture, I can then tell you if its correct. Just dont turn it on until I see picture.

thanks i will try this evening (not at home now) and post a photo

but in my memory 2 pins of amiga floppy power was swaped compared to the PC cable

indeed i think i had already try to connect amiga floppy on PC power

and I had to connect it upside down and force the keyed (long time ago) and i worked fine so.

[CFou!]

ps: i will test also with volt controler


ps2: no news of indivision 1200 ? No date planned for new production?

[FOL]

Originally Posted by CFOU!

ps: i will test also with volt controler


ps2: no news of indivision 1200 ? No date planned for new production?

I tested your adapter with a standard ATX PSU, no pins on the floppy connector are reversed.

As for Indivision, I can only say what has been said before. The should be a production run next year. Thats all I know.

[FOL]

Originally Posted by CFOU!

ps: i will test also with volt controler


ps2: no news of indivision 1200 ? No date planned for new production?

Sorting some pics now.

[amigakit.com]

Here is our illustrated Technical Support guide on connecting the ATX wire to the A1200:

http://www.amigakit.co.uk/support/atx-a1200.php

[CFou!]

Originally Posted by amigakit.com

Here is our illustrated Technical Support guide on connecting the ATX wire to the A1200:

http://www.amigakit.co.uk/support/atx-a1200.php

great thank i will test it !!!

regards

[CFou!]

Originally Posted by amigakit.com

Here is our illustrated Technical Support guide on connecting the ATX wire to the A1200:

http://www.amigakit.co.uk/support/atx-a1200.php

wonderfull my amiga works in his new tower with his new 4xEIDE99'

i am just leds to connect tomorrow and it's not difficult for me


again thanks for your quick & professional support

[CFou!]

Originally Posted by FOL

As for Indivision, I can only say what has been said before. The should be a production run next year. Thats all I know.

Can you confirme to me that all classic amiga screeen modes can be displayed on my LCD monitor? (here technical information about my monitor: http://www.lcd-compare.com:80/monite...E2607WS-B1.htm)

[FOL]

Originally Posted by CFOU!

Can you confirme to me that all classic amiga screeen modes can be displayed on my LCD monitor? (here technical information about my monitor: http://www.lcd-compare.com:80/monite...E2607WS-B1.htm)

It states 31Khz, but youe would have to try it. As the amiga outputs 15Khz.

Do you have any modes working at the moment?

[CFou!]

Originally Posted by FOL

It states 31Khz, but youe would have to try it. As the amiga outputs 15Khz.

Do you have any modes working at the moment?

for amiga=> a classic commodore monitor



But sorry my question was with indivision 1200!!! (i had forgotten a part of the sentence

should I change my LCD monitor with an indivision 1200 to see all the classic amiga screen modes?