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![]() Hello
I have this power source to repair, but don´t know the pinout to get it ON. Somebody can help? Thank you. Dell DPS 1200MB.jpg DELL DPS1200MB.jpg |
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![]() Check the voltage on the pins on the left side relative to ground.
One of them should have about 12V with the PSU plugged in. This is likely the 12V Standby (+12Vsb) rail. And if this PSU uses active-low line for the PS-ON signal, then another of those small pins should show about 3-5V on it. If so, connect this pin to ground (via 100-1000 Ohm resistor, just to be safe) and the PSU should turn On. But since I don't have this PSU and I am not 100% familiar with it, I suggest making a diagram to show which pin shows what voltage when the PSU is plugged into the wall. Then post the diagram here. On that note, please use the forum's built-in image attachment function, so images don't get lost over time. |
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![]() Thank you
I send 2 fotos position down and the voltages on the two sides. Last edited by fpsousa; 01-21-2022 at 04:52 AM.. |
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![]() another photo side down.
Dell DPS1200MB parte baixo down.jpg |
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![]() Photo from the Internet.
Last edited by lotas; 01-21-2022 at 06:10 AM.. |
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![]() That's a Delta Products CRPS type power supply (CRPS = Common Redundant Power Supply). Here is a pin-out chart:
![]() Pins B24 and B25 are "NC" on a Delta webpage print-out I have. Pins B19 and B20 are SMB address pins that use 3.3V logic levels. Grounding pin A21 should enable the power supply.
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![]() Dell dps 1200mb ON.jpgThank you for the help.
I´ve put a resistor of 220 Ohms betwin these 3 pins and the psu goes ON. Last edited by fpsousa; 01-23-2022 at 06:49 AM.. |
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