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If anyone has access to an e-pc 40, I wonder if you could help me with
the voltage pinout on the external power supply.
I recently picked up an e-pc 40 motherboard with the intent of using it
in a vehicle with a DC/DC adapter. I know the external power supplies
both 12V and 19V DC, but I can't find a pin description in any of the
HP support documentation.
I'd like to avoid having to buy a supply just to get the pinout.
Three of the six male pins on the motherboard are grounded. If you hold
the end of the unplugged power plug towards you, there should be a row
of 4 female connectors, and a second row with two connectors. With the
row of 4 on top, the 2nd from the right in top row is grounded as are
the 2 in the middle of the second row. Using a voltmeter, could you
measure the voltages that appear from these grounds to the other 3
pins? Thanks in advance.
If anyone has access to an e-pc 40, I wonder if you could help me with
the voltage pinout on the external power supply.
I recently picked up an e-pc 40 motherboard with the intent of using it
in a vehicle with a DC/DC adapter. I know the external power supplies
both 12V and 19V DC, but I can't find a pin description in any of the
HP support documentation.
I'd like to avoid having to buy a supply just to get the pinout.
Three of the six male pins on the motherboard are grounded. If you hold
the end of the unplugged power plug towards you, there should be a row
of 4 female connectors, and a second row with two connectors. With the
row of 4 on top, the 2nd from the right in top row is grounded as are
the 2 in the middle of the second row. Using a voltmeter, could you
measure the voltages that appear from these grounds to the other 3
pins? Thanks in advance.