And what about the output pin polarity (center pin + or -)? The description and the pictures do not show.
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Stay away! The unit I got from these people had a POSITIVE CENTER PIN - with a separate add-on to reverse the polarity, but the the resulting plug style was incompatible with the Brother label printer. Vendor refunded cost & frt. Ultimately paid $18.12 for OEM "Brother" AD-24 on eBay - works great!
1037573
I agree with T. Thomas, sounds like reversed polarity - it's easy to do as the documentation is not very clear on the wiring.
685904
I just used a 12v adapter I had lying around. I cut the end off and used a multimeter to make sure the polarity was correct and hooked it to the board. Please, do be careful about the where you put the positive and negative. I remember reading on the net that this device won't protect itself from reverse polarity on the dc voltage. Meaning, the circuit board will be ruined.
676757
I found that tolerances are loose, so I was able to accidentally plug in a USB connector upside down. That in turn bent several pins and shorted them to ground. Result: rebooted the computer. Not certain that's your issue; however worth a close look.
1051128
Sorry, but I would have no way to know that. If the pinout is correct, and the specs on the memory are correct, I would expect it should work.
529659
I'm not sure, but assume it would work. Appears to be the same pin configuration. It works fine for me.
813310
All the outputs are negative center at the base. I use a 3.5 mm polarity switcher adapter ( 1 SPOT C 35) for my reverse +- Small Clone, just in case. There is a cable that comes with the Chameleon that has a 3.5 mm male end but I don't use it. I just use the 5 way daisy chain for all my low pwr pedals. You should be able to view a demo on the Amazon page that explains everything about the cables.
700450
The center pin is negative and the outer rim is positive. Most DC power supplies are center-negative, but a few are center-positive so check the supply before you plug it in. There will be a diagram on the power supply telling you which configuration it is.
203030
Just make sure the PIN COUNT MATCHES. I got this and realize it was the wrong one. the +5 was wrong I needed only the 24 pin. I'm stuck with it.
958564
I can't answer, I threw them away after reading from a few reviewers that the polarity is switched (neutral and common wires are backwards.) I suggest you seek out an alternate item just to be safe.
143591
It have 8 individual 9v port plus one 18v output, one strip to change polarity if needed, not sure of output amperage
2123289
also make sure that you have a 5 pin to 3 pin converter since it has a 5 pin output..
2231649
I use a generic one, with interchangeable connection pins and variable voltage (but fixed 3A). Set it to 9V, center pin positive connection, and you're ready to go. I'm pretty sure you can find one here.
1068501
by the look of the drawing on the side, 4 goes to the positive on the coil on the SSR and 3 goes to the negative to the coil of the SSR. but I would be surprised if it polarity matters on the Solid State Relay.
1169028
I really do not have any idea. If the plus and minus configurations match, the voltage and milliamp current are correct and the pin size matches, you should be OK. Hope this generic answer helps. I can't really help you further.
2219628
Thanks, i'll check for the switch on the back tonight. i'm sure the polarity is correct, red to lead (+) and black to ground (-) right?
1328091
4 pin works fine in an 8 pin slot, just leave half of it free it will run just fine.