AES Power Supply
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It's not a matter of region but of serial number. You can have two Japanese or US systems that run with two different power supplies. Read the info on the bottom of the system:
pro-pow = 5v/3A
pro-pow2 = 5v/3A
pro-powE = 9v/1.2A
pro-pow3 = 10V/1A (or 11v/0.7A)
pro-pow = 5v/3A
pro-pow2 = 5v/3A
pro-powE = 9v/1.2A
pro-pow3 = 10V/1A (or 11v/0.7A)
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Thank you for your input.
Well, I have a problem, I recently bought another Neo-Geo AES, (I believe it is US ver.) and it doesn't want to turn on.
I try with a power supply that has a 9v, 350mA output, and I get a static, scrambled image with no sound. And when I try with a 12v, 1000mA, it does not even turn on (at least get no graphic/sound output). This system worked perfectly a couple of days ago... what may have happened?
Any suggestions?
Well, I have a problem, I recently bought another Neo-Geo AES, (I believe it is US ver.) and it doesn't want to turn on.
I try with a power supply that has a 9v, 350mA output, and I get a static, scrambled image with no sound. And when I try with a 12v, 1000mA, it does not even turn on (at least get no graphic/sound output). This system worked perfectly a couple of days ago... what may have happened?
Any suggestions?
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maybe you have blown a fuse... you ll have to open it and check with a ohm-meter the protection fuse. If it s blown (infinite resistance) then either put a new one or do a strap (but your system will then be verry vulnerable).
I ve never opened a neo though... dunno where it s located you ll have to search a little ^^
I ve never opened a neo though... dunno where it s located you ll have to search a little ^^
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a.. yeah i skipped this part (it s 5:20am now)... well sorry i m not competent then... i never had any problem when i had my home system :/
i bet you tried the classic stuff... cleaning etc.
let it rest a bit... dunno... sometimes it works for me (time for the capacitors to unload).
i bet you tried the classic stuff... cleaning etc.
let it rest a bit... dunno... sometimes it works for me (time for the capacitors to unload).
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Mushiki said:
ah i missed this part... your 9v supply is not powerful enough to power up the aes
350ma... i dont think its enough... may be thats why the sound
the "ma" defines how powerful the power supply is...
the aes needs at least 850ma i think... because the standard snk adaptor is 850ma
may be your 12v adaptor is fecked... but i'm only guessing about everything...
Good Luck
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Mushiki said:
no... it does not need to be exactly 850
as long as it is enough... i dont know how many amps the neo takes
a 850ma is used incase it needs it... thats why a lower one will work
you can use any MA as long as the voltage match!
ma defines how much power it can supply... high ma it can supply more than the neo needs
understand what i mean?
but still...just a guess
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the polarity needs to right as well
i dont know how to explain this one
basically .... 2 different kind... out part=+ inner part=-
or the other way round
check the symbol... match it with the aes
symbol looks like a circle one wrap round a smaller one... and shows + and -
i dont know how to explain this one
basically .... 2 different kind... out part=+ inner part=-
or the other way round
check the symbol... match it with the aes
symbol looks like a circle one wrap round a smaller one... and shows + and -