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New Member
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Hello
Maybe you guys can help me. I own a PS4060 from Compaq. It was used in Proliant 3000 Servers. I now want to use it as a Power Supply for my Car-Radio that I use at home. My old "normal" ATX-PSU died and I got this PS4060 really cheap, so I want to give it a try. BTW, it has more POWER But I don't get it to work. I also have the Backpanel which is used in the servers but ... nothing. Any ideas?! Please?! Greets Lieke |
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Deputy dood
Join Date: Mar 2004
City & State: Berwick, PA
My Country: USA
Line Voltage: 120VAC 60HZ
I'm a: Hardcore Geek
Posts: 2,328
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is it a standard atx psu? If so, just jump the green wire to a ground wire and it should fire up. But, since you're asking... should we assume that it's not a standard ATX psu?
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New Member
Join Date: Nov 2006
Posts: 2
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Hello
You're right. The Compaq PSU is not a normal ATX In this thread you can see pictures: http://www.repdata.de/wbb2/thread.ph...1277478ec04578 The output at the PSU is nothing normal and even the backplane has no original ATX connectors. The backplane looks similar to this one: http://cgi.ebay.de/Comapq-Power-Back...QQcmdZViewItem The compaq PSU is a PS4060 The only thing I got to work, was the fan starting to run, but no voltages were measureable. Seems like the PSU is in Stby... Greets Lieke |
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