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Colin Swift wrote:
Hi, I've been given a wavefront travel case Theremin to repair.... seems the power supply is dead, it has a 3 pin DIN connector alas I am not 100% sure as to what the voltages should be on these pins? Is there anyone out there who knows? I tried e-mailing the company however haven't received a reply. So far the voltages measured on the pins on the din connector are -12, 0 and -0.71V - I guess the latter pin should be +12v. The power supply that came with the unit is an adapted computer psu with output voltages of +/-12v and +5v - but only 3 outputs are used. Looking at the resistor to the 'on' LED (220 ohms) I am now 90% sure that there should be +12V and not +5V on this line. I just want to be 100% sure if possible. The transformer is one of those impossible to open things (sealed - cant see any screws) and as its not mine, I'm not overly keen to take a hacksaw to it. Anyway, hope someone out there knows, tho I guess its a long shot ![]() thanks in advance for your help. Colin ---------------------------- I dunno, but if you ever get it fixed, please feel free to yell "Beam Me Up, Scotty!!" 'motsco' |
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