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Black = Ground | Black = Ground | ||
Orange = 3.3v | Orange = 3.3v Max 10A 33w | ||
Red = 5v | Red = 5v Max 20A 100w | ||
Purple = 5v (standby) | Purple = 5v (standby) | ||
Yellow = 12v | Yellow = 12v Max 12A 144w | ||
Blue = -12v | Blue = -12v Shared with 12v+ | ||
Green = Power On | Green = Power On | ||
Latest revision as of 17:18, 10 January 2014
Readily hackable power supplies, 3.3v, 5v, +/-12v.
Minimum steps to power up a PSU Jump the Green (Power On) wire to a Black (ground) wire.
To indicate power on state, connect LED with resistor to Grey and Black.
Units contain a typically variable speed cooling fan. Standard PC cable power port. Some units have power switch on back, some have on indicator LED as well. Usually a switch for 120v/240v supplies. Generally requires at least one external load drawing current to power on.
General Wire color coding:
Black = Ground Orange = 3.3v Max 10A 33w Red = 5v Max 20A 100w Purple = 5v (standby) Yellow = 12v Max 12A 144w Blue = -12v Shared with 12v+
Green = Power On Grey = Power OK