Pin 14 on A2000 PSU?

staticgerbil · 08 August 2003, 06:24

Hi.

I would like to have a go at putting my 2000 into a tower and looking on the hardware book site it says that pin 14 on the 2000 psu is "tick"?

Any clues as to what it does and if/how you get an at pc psu to work as a tick wire?

Cheers for any help

derSammler · 08 August 2003, 16:27

The tick signal is only needed if you want to use a genlock. If you don't have a genlock, don't care about it...

staticgerbil · 09 August 2003, 01:35

Thanks mate.

I'll worry about the tick later then, if ever

Jope · 11 August 2003, 14:22

Remember to set the clock source to internal if you don't have a tick
signal!

staticgerbil · 12 August 2003, 07:55

Ok.

I better ask the obvious question here.

Is that just a jumper to change? Where do i do that?

Also is there anywhere i can get a picture of an a2000 mother board with the main bits labled as i haven't had much to do with pulling amigas to bits yet and wont know which chips are which. Maybe they are labled on the chip? Haven't looked yet.

derSammler · 13 August 2003, 12:04

Quote:

Originally posted by staticgerbil
Is that just a jumper to change? Where do i do that?

Yes, it is just a jumper. J200 if I remember correctly...

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staticgerbil Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: a / b Age: 41 Posts: 87	Pin 14 on A2000 PSU? Hi. I would like to have a go at putting my 2000 into a tower and looking on the hardware book site it says that pin 14 on the 2000 psu is "tick"? Any clues as to what it does and if/how you get an at pc psu to work as a tick wire? Cheers for any help

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08 August 2003, 16:27	#2
derSammler Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 1,648	The tick signal is only needed if you want to use a genlock. If you don't have a genlock, don't care about it...

09 August 2003, 01:35	#3
staticgerbil Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: a / b Age: 41 Posts: 87	Thanks mate. I'll worry about the tick later then, if ever

11 August 2003, 14:22	#4
Jope - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Helsinki / Finland Age: 43 Posts: 9,864	Remember to set the clock source to internal if you don't have a tick signal!

12 August 2003, 07:55	#5
staticgerbil Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: a / b Age: 41 Posts: 87	Ok. I better ask the obvious question here. Is that just a jumper to change? Where do i do that? Also is there anywhere i can get a picture of an a2000 mother board with the main bits labled as i haven't had much to do with pulling amigas to bits yet and wont know which chips are which. Maybe they are labled on the chip? Haven't looked yet.

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