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09-24-2005 at 03:56:53 AM

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Im trying to put this new power Supply in my Optiplex GX260.
http://www.cartft.com/support/doku [...] manual.pdf
(for use in car) The problem is that it needs a M/B on/off switch. I
think i might have to find to wires from the control panel or? Can
somebody help me here?

Sorry about the spelling. Come from Denmark.

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yokeren

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09-24-2005 at 03:56:54 AM

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On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 21:56:53 +0100, yokeren
<yokeren.1vtz7q@news.computerbanter.com> wrote:

>
>Im trying to put this new power Supply in my Optiplex GX260.
>http://www.cartft.com/support/doku/manuals/M1-ATX-manual.pdf
>(for use in car) The problem is that it needs a M/B on/off switch. I
>think i might have to find to wires from the control panel or? Can
>somebody help me here?
>
>Sorry about the spelling. Come from Denmark.

If (big IF) I understand you, and the manual, the connection would
perhaps replace the wires that currently go from teh motherboard to
the case On/Off switch. Then the power supplies optional on/off switch
(or the ignition switch?) would be used to power the system.

Maybe an easier way is a 12V to 120 (or 240) inverter? That's what I
use (with my notebook and other equipment) and it is cheap, easy to
hookup and use.

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09-24-2005 at 03:56:55 AM

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The other way is to use NO connection and turn the computer
on
manually after engine start.

"PeterD" <peter2@hipson.net> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 21:56:53 +0100, yokeren
> <yokeren.1vtz7q@news.computerbanter.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>Im trying to put this new power Supply in my Optiplex
>>GX260.
>>http://www.cartft.com/support/doku/manuals/M1-ATX-manual.pdf
>>(for use in car) The problem is that it needs a M/B on/off
>>switch. I
>>think i might have to find to wires from the control panel
>>or? Can
>>somebody help me here?
>>
>>Sorry about the spelling. Come from Denmark.
>
> If (big IF) I understand you, and the manual, the
> connection would
> perhaps replace the wires that currently go from teh
> motherboard to
> the case On/Off switch. Then the power supplies optional
> on/off switch
> (or the ignition switch?) would be used to power the
> system.
>
> Maybe an easier way is a 12V to 120 (or 240) inverter?
> That's what I
> use (with my notebook and other equipment) and it is
> cheap, easy to
> hookup and use.

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09-24-2005 at 03:56:55 AM

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Last I looked these guys had some sort of conversion cables that might help
you.
www.power-on.com

KC

"PeterD" <peter2@hipson.net> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 21:56:53 +0100, yokeren
> <yokeren.1vtz7q@news.computerbanter.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >Im trying to put this new power Supply in my Optiplex GX260.
> >http://www.cartft.com/support/doku/manuals/M1-ATX-manual.pdf
> >(for use in car) The problem is that it needs a M/B on/off switch. I
> >think i might have to find to wires from the control panel or? Can
> >somebody help me here?
> >
> >Sorry about the spelling. Come from Denmark.
>
> If (big IF) I understand you, and the manual, the connection would
> perhaps replace the wires that currently go from teh motherboard to
> the case On/Off switch. Then the power supplies optional on/off switch
> (or the ignition switch?) would be used to power the system.
>
> Maybe an easier way is a 12V to 120 (or 240) inverter? That's what I
> use (with my notebook and other equipment) and it is cheap, easy to
> hookup and use.

Anonymous

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09-27-2005 at 03:20:42 AM

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Will that power supply work with the optiplex.... i am looking at the
power supply on my optiplex GX260 and it says 160w output, how is 90w
gonna power the system.

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dorgan

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12-14-2005 at 02:41:14 PM

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I am just curious if you been able to work this out as i am doing the same thing but with an opus 120 power supply

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