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Posted by: cyberish on 2012-01-19 12:36:21
Hi!
what are the specs for a Performa 630 PSU? (Voltage on each output and Amperes?
I would like to replace it with something like that:
http://www.picco.nl/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/22_79/products_id/446/language/en
Would this be possible?
thx, raphael
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Posted by: cyberish on 2012-01-19 12:50:27
.... i just found this here... :
https://www.recycledgoods.com/zoom.aspx?productID=32318
resume:
+3.3 V = 4.2 A
+5 V = 9.3 A
+12 V = 2.6 A
-12 V = 0.2 A
+ 5 V (TRKL) = 0.08A
Does somebody has the PSU - connector diagram ?
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Posted by: ojfd on 2012-01-19 14:20:11
That one will blow up in seconds...
What are you trying to achieve, Raphael? Want to operate your P630 in a car or is your PSU defective?
Hi!
what are the specs for a Performa 630 PSU? (Voltage on each output and Amperes?
I would like to replace it with something like that:
http://www.picco.nl/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/22_79/products_id/446/language/en
Would this be possible?
thx, raphael |
Posted by: Trash80toHP_Mini on 2012-01-19 16:22:43
I'd think that any of the RoadApple PPC's PSUs ought to work fine in a 630.
If you want to run it in a car, get the aforementioned RoadApple PSU, an inverter of sufficient wattage and fusible links for the hookup.
For pinouts of the entire 630 - 6500 Power Connector/MoBoMedusaMess, there's a famous diagram in the CC hackin' community, but I can't remember the name.
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Posted by: Bunsen on 2012-01-19 20:18:41
That one will blow up in seconds... Why?
i don't see full specs for that particular DC-DC PS; so, not much way of telling if it does supply enough power to each voltage - or all of the required voltages.
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Posted by: ojfd on 2012-01-19 20:58:35
Why?
1. EUR 7.75
2. http://www.picco.nl/catalog/images/A41310.jpg
That's why. It's tiny.
Follow the link prowided by OP and you will see the specs too.
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Posted by: johnklos on 2012-01-19 21:03:35
Be careful - that power supply isn't the same as the one for the Performa 630. The 630 doesn't have 3.3 volts, so putting that power supply into a 630 would likely short 5 volts and 3.3 volts together.
When putting a Performa sixtysomethingorother into a Performa 630 case, I had to cut a 5 volt line and put in my own 3.3 volt regulator. Just so you know...
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Posted by: cyberish on 2012-01-20 02:19:58
... actually the actual PSU will be dead soon I guess: the electrolyt condensators are super noisy (high frequency) which is killing my hearing.
i thaught to replace it with something quiet.
actually i put a IDE SD card reader in it too, which works now after a lot of inquiries, but not boot volume. ( i replaced the cd-rom with an old scsi hd which contains the boot partition)
i'm still interested in the specs for that PSU...
thx, raphael
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Posted by: zuiko21 on 2012-01-20 06:37:07
I think those 63x-62xx have a 6-pin header on the PSU (apart from the Molex-MiniFit-Jr Power connector) for some kind of communication with the mobo, in order to power up... So, I'm afraid further research is needed for successfully powering a 630 from a "generic" PSU.
I believe that's why I can't turn on a couple of 6200 mobos on the proper wiring harness -- which is the same on the 630 🙁 Check here for some ideas (originally from http://homepage.nifty.com/frogeye/connector.html, now defunct). Those ADB Power Supply and Power-Off Command lines seem important to me.
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Posted by: Trash80toHP_Mini on 2012-01-20 07:16:44
Performa 630 = Quadra 630 = RoadApple PPC in Q630 form factor = No 3.3v on board
PSU's to avoid: Any PCI equipped Q630 form factor (6360 is the only one I know of)
😉
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Posted by: cyberish on 2012-01-20 08:16:38
cool Zulko. I guess this brings me further...
http://homepage2.nifty.com/frogeye/connector.html#Pushwiring
The PSU connector is two rows of 7 pin. And indeed there is no 3,3 V ...
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