NEC 2080UXi PSU board output voltage

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  • tjhowse
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    • Jul 2012
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    • Australia

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    NEC 2080UXi PSU board output voltage

    Hi all, first time poster.

    I've scored an NEC 2080UXi that had been pillaged for parts and was going into the bin. It includes a nice capacitive touch screen so I'm hoping to get it back up and running. Unfortunately the part that was pillaged was the PSU. I'm trying to track down the output voltage/s from the PSU board such that I can jury-rig some arrangement to get it running.

    Does anyone have any data on the voltages on the pins circled in red on this image: http://i.imgur.com/pj0tf.jpg

    I've got most of them worked out, but I'm wary of turning it on without some corroboration of my deductions. So far I've worked out the following.

    Starting from the top of monitor

    12V
    12V
    12V
    12V
    12V
    GND
    GND
    GND
    GND
    GND
    ?N/C?
    ?5V?
    GND
    N/C

    If anyone has a datasheet on that PSU board, or personal experience, I would love to hear from you

    Thanks,
    tjhowse.
    Last edited by tjhowse; 07-03-2012, 03:24 AM.

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