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| * Atari part number: CO70099 | * Atari part number: CO70099 | ||
| * power supply DSP-1501 DVE | * power supply DSP-1501 DVE | ||
| - | * normal voltages are +5V@3A, +12V@30mA, and -12V@30mA | + | * normal voltages are |
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| + | ^Voltage^Amps^ | ||
| + | |+5V|3A| | ||
| + | |+12V|30mA| | ||
| + | |-12V|30mA| | ||
| * people say the -12V is for the serial port only, if you don't plan on using the serial port you don't need the -12V | * people say the -12V is for the serial port only, if you don't plan on using the serial port you don't need the -12V | ||
| **Hacks** | **Hacks** | ||
| + | * because of the nature of the switched power supplies (you need a load before it can work) you may need to | ||
| + | - plug the power supply into the 520ST | ||
| + | - turn on the 520ST | ||
| + | - plug the power supply into the wall | ||
| * Cisco Systems ADP-30RB 34-0874-01 | * Cisco Systems ADP-30RB 34-0874-01 | ||
| * only provides the +12V and +5V | * only provides the +12V and +5V | ||
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