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Parcel's here! But have a UK power issue with my Super CDROM2...

Started by man called Sun, 04/10/2007, 05:34 PM

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gundarN

I use this with my CD-ROM2, I just set it to the same as the original PSU (which I also have) and it works a treat.
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man called Sun


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Seldane

Warning! Do NOT hook up a 12V adapter to a 9V PCE! It WILL destroy your system!

You can use a MD2 adapter for it. It'll work.
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gundarN


Oli_lar

I live in the UK and use multi voltage adapters or other console adapters to power imported stuff like the PCE. It will work fine.

grahf

Quote from: Seldane on 04/10/2007, 07:24 PMWarning! Do NOT hook up a 12V adapter to a 9V PCE! It WILL destroy your system!

You can use a MD2 adapter for it. It'll work.
No it wont, unless the polarity is wrong (which is probably what happened). The PCE like 99% of other things that run off of 5v internally, uses the ultra commoon ~7805 type linear voltage regulator. They will take anywhere from 7.5 up to 30v input. The more voltage you input, the bigger heatsink is required (as the excess wattage is transformed into heat). With the size of the heatsink in a PC Engine, you would probably be safe running up to 13-14v input. 12v is no problem. I run mine off of 12v, and the heat increase over 9v is hardly measurable.

Also, most LM7805 clones are thermal protected, so if they do overheat it will shut down. Worst thing you can do is fry the regulator. In which case its a $0.25 part.

Seldane

Quote from: Seldane on 04/21/2007, 07:28 PMDVDs are for suckers. Illegally pirated and stolen videos all the way. No menus. No "DO NOT PIRATE THIS!" screens. No fuss. Only perfection. I honestly only pirate movies because that "don't pirate this" screen annoys me. :wink:
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Indeed, it's AV time. Check out: IMG! Sir, the door was open.

grahf

Sell me your broken PC Engines :D
Seriously, i'll buy them.

futurematt

Hi, wondering about the PSU for the Super CD Rom2, this thread recommends 1200mA 12V, but the link was for a 1000mA unregulated PSU, would the following be more suitable, or the same deal?  Many thanks, sorry a bit of a daft question.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=32754

Oh by the way do any of you know what the I/O port underneath this unit does: was it ever used? Chanced on it last night!
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esteban

Quote from: futurematt on 04/08/2010, 08:20 AMOh by the way do any of you know what the I/O port underneath this unit does: was it ever used? Chanced on it last night!
The I/O port was never officially supported by NEC, but Hudson did release (via mail order) a special peripheral (called a PC Merkin) that connected to the I/O port.

Now, I've never used the PC Merkin myself, but folks who have have described the results as "electrifying".
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Nazi NecroPhile

Quote from: esteban on 04/09/2010, 09:15 PMNow, I've never used the PC Merkin myself, but folks who have have described the results as "electrifying".
Akin to urinating on an electric fence, eh?  Tingly.
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offsidewing

The I/O port on the bottom of the SCD-Rom unit is actually called the "WTF Port."