Power supply for 3M 6000 series

magajab · 19th May 2003, 03:28 PM

Hi I seen a few q's bout this panel and I seem to be the only one witht he cables, the info below should allow you to replicate the power supply

I took some pics of the supply, here they are

http://www.onlinething.com/power

the top of the power unit reads:
"ITE POWER SUPPLY
INPUT:100-250v~50-60hz 1.2A
OUTPUT: 15V 2.7A

Theres a little diagram then of the pins.

0 B
A B
A 0 0

Ok theres 7 pins,
The pins I have marked A e.g (2nd and 3rd from the top
left) read +15v, the top two pins tot he right e.g BB read 0V

Hopefully the pics will help a little there.

On the other side it says model NO: UP30435

Hope this helps.

PS sorry fro pics camery battery has run out, if u
want more u'll have to wait a few hours for it to
charge

.

Kind Regards
Joe

draven66 · 9th November 2005, 04:16 PM

do you still have this cable, or are in need of it? I need it for my 3M 6450 and have trouble understanding why there are two pins with a +15v charge and which they correspond to.

draven66 · 9th November 2005, 04:32 PM

Here is an adapter on ebay with the same 15v ~ 2.7A rating but would I be able to modify it you think?

19th May 2003, 03:28 PM	#1
magajab diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: London town	Power supply for 3M 6000 series Hi I seen a few q's bout this panel and I seem to be the only one witht he cables, the info below should allow you to replicate the power supply I took some pics of the supply, here they are http://www.onlinething.com/power the top of the power unit reads: "ITE POWER SUPPLY INPUT:100-250v~50-60hz 1.2A OUTPUT: 15V 2.7A Theres a little diagram then of the pins. 0 B A B A 0 0 Ok theres 7 pins, The pins I have marked A e.g (2nd and 3rd from the top left) read +15v, the top two pins tot he right e.g BB read 0V Hopefully the pics will help a little there. On the other side it says model NO: UP30435 Hope this helps. PS sorry fro pics camery battery has run out, if u want more u'll have to wait a few hours for it to charge . Kind Regards Joe

9th November 2005, 04:16 PM	#2
draven66 diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2005	7-pin power cable do you still have this cable, or are in need of it? I need it for my 3M 6450 and have trouble understanding why there are two pins with a +15v charge and which they correspond to.

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9th November 2005, 04:32 PM	#3
draven66 diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2005	Here is an adapter on ebay with the same 15v ~ 2.7A rating but would I be able to modify it you think?

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