A1200 power pinout on the pcb?

spotUP · 11 June 2013, 03:13

Hi! I am about to desolder the power connector off my a1200 and add a picopsu instead. There are lots of info on the pinouts of the connector, but not on the mobo itself. I coumd trace the leads but i could risk doing something wrong..

Does anyone have any useful info on this?

mfilos · 11 June 2013, 12:29

I made a quick one using mspaint (lol) but it should be enough for your needs

For means of safety make a continuity test with your multimeter in case I screwed the -12V (sorry don't have a mobo on my hand atm)

spotUP · 12 June 2013, 21:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by mfilos

I made a quick one using mspaint (lol) but it should be enough for your needs

For means of safety make a continuity test with your multimeter in case I screwed the -12V (sorry don't have a mobo on my hand atm)

Thanx a million! Your notes are correct!
My a1200 is now picopowered!

spotUP · 21 June 2013, 00:38

Hmm.. Actually -12v might be incorrect.. :/

demolition · 21 June 2013, 02:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by spoUP

Hmm.. Actually -12v might be incorrect.. :/

Not according to the references I can find.

11 June 2013, 03:13	#1
spotUP Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: sweden Age: 46 Posts: 430	A1200 power pinout on the pcb? Hi! I am about to desolder the power connector off my a1200 and add a picopsu instead. There are lots of info on the pinouts of the connector, but not on the mobo itself. I coumd trace the leads but i could risk doing something wrong.. Does anyone have any useful info on this?

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mfilos Paranoid Amigoid Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Athens/Greece Age: 45 Posts: 1,978	I made a quick one using mspaint (lol) but it should be enough for your needs For means of safety make a continuity test with your multimeter in case I screwed the -12V (sorry don't have a mobo on my hand atm)

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spotUP Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: sweden Age: 46 Posts: 430	Hmm.. Actually -12v might be incorrect.. :/

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