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From: danb@pro-newton.cts.com (Dan Brown)
Subject: Re: ** Wanted Pinouts on power for gs mb **
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>From the IIgs Hardware Reference, 2d Ed., pp 202-203:

"The power input requirements are 107- to 132-volt alternating current.  The
power output specifications are as follows:

"+12 volts at 1 A
"-12 volts at 0.25 A
"+5 volts at 4 A
"-5 volts at 0.25 A

"The power connector is a 6-pin, molex-type, keyed in-line socket.  Figure
9-1 [below] shows the pin configuration of the power connector.  Table 9-1
[below] gives a description of each pin.

"        FIGURE 9-1

"        1       2       NC      4       5       6       7

 
"        TABLE 9-1

"Pin     Signal  Description

"1       GND     Ground
"2       GND     Ground
"3       NC      No connection
"4       +5V     +5-volt supply
"5       +12V    +12-volt supply
"6       -12V    -12-volt supply
"7       -5V     -5-volt supply"

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Dan Brown, Sysop of pro-newton     Internet: danb@pro-newton.cts.com
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