Discuss music production with Ableton Live.
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maxi
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by maxi » Thu Feb 02, 2006 3:49 pm
witch sweet abletoniac can tell me what kind of powersupply (volt, polarity, ...) i need for my a62m interface? for european use
thanks
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f_bohmann
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by f_bohmann » Thu Feb 02, 2006 5:59 pm
a: you dont need one at all, since it is usb powered.
b: at least on my a2|6 (emi branded) it has the polarity and volage icon on the sticker at the bottom, which is:
5v, 500mA, pin = minus, shield=plus.
yours,
f
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maxi
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by maxi » Thu Feb 02, 2006 6:16 pm
f_bohmann wrote:a: you dont need one at all, since it is usb powered.
b: at least on my a2|6 (emi branded) it has the polarity and volage icon on the sticker at the bottom, which is:
5v, 500mA, pin = minus, shield=plus.
yours,
f
thanks
yes yes, i do now it's usb powered, smart-ass
but i want to save on bat-power when at home...
and there's a sticker at the bottom indeed
thanks, f_bohmann
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mikeHATz
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by mikeHATz » Thu Feb 02, 2006 6:16 pm
Always needed a power supply for this on PCs. Never needed on a Mac...
anyway here are the Spex:
Input: 110V AC 60Hz
Output: 5V DC
Current: 5000mA
MiK
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mr-e
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by mr-e » Fri Feb 03, 2006 7:43 am
little tip if you're going to use more than 1 usb device in the future : get a usb hub + powersupply , that way you have only 1 usb plug to put into your PC , and only 1 powersupply to power all your usb devices
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maxi
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by maxi » Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:31 pm
actually, can it be that there are only 4,5v powrsupplies?
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mr-e
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by mr-e » Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:56 pm
get one of those multi purpose adapters with switchable volt settings , they should cover 5 volts
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maxi
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by maxi » Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:46 pm
mr-e wrote:get one of those multi purpose adapters with switchable volt settings , they should cover 5 volts
nope got one like that
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f_bohmann
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by f_bohmann » Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:50 am
maxi, i'll be working in charleroi from monday on, if you want i can get one with 5v here at conrad electronics (probably around 10e) and bring that with me. i guess posting it in belgium shouldt be expensive.
f
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maxi
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by maxi » Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:52 am
f_bohmann wrote:maxi, i'll be working in charleroi from monday on, if you want i can get one with 5v here at conrad electronics (probably around 10e) and bring that with me. i guess posting it in belgium shouldt be expensive.
f
hey thanks for the offer man
i'm gonna take a quick look if i can find one around here (will save us both time and money), but otherwise i will contact you!
cheers
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maxi
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by maxi » Thu Mar 16, 2006 11:38 am
bohmann
do you still see a chance to pick up an adaptor? i just popped in a couple of shops, but it wasn't easy to get...
i need 5v 500ma - --)-- +
will send you a pm too
m