I have a PT-D200 which requires a negative tip polarity. The tip polarity of this unit seems to be "+" from the photos. Can any one explain why?
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Not sure what is going on but i can tell you that i have this Label maker and it works just perfect for it and i did purchase at Staples the Original Power Supply and it is that exact same one they provide but this one is quite a bit less money and that was my goal here.
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The photo is wrong. I think they just used a generic photo and didn't think to blur out the polarity as well as the output voltage and current. The polarity of the adapter is actually "negative polarity". The output voltage and current is listed as 8V - 10V; 1A - 2A. This is a pretty big range, and I think it is causing the adapter to work for some people and not work for others. Mine works with my PT-1090.
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I am confused now and would love to buy but it is also for the PT-D200. Does it work?
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I just returned this as it did not work for my PT-D200. It did light up the label maker, but as soon as I pressed "Print" the label maker displayed "Battery Dead" and did not print the label.
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I should have included that the pt 100 probes are usually encased in glass and you may be able to see the actual wire at the tip of the probe. If you measure the resistance and look up a chart for conversion you can tell if the probe is reading the actual temperature correctly.
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2 posts in middle are for positive/negative DC Input. The two outside posts are for positive/negative DC output to motor. Switch just reverses polarity on those 2 posts.
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Steve, I just discovered the adjustment pot for zeroing (or at least get it close to spec) the DC clamp current. Turn the meter over, then open and remove the battery cover. On the back you will find two holes to the left of the center chassis screw. The hole closest to that center chassis screw locates the adjustment pot for the DC clamp current mode. Turn the pot clockwise to decrease the value towards negative, counter-clockwise to increase the value towards positive. Use a miniature Phillips #1 (3mm shaft) screwdriver. See the photo I uploaded.
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Amazon carries for under sdollars make sure that you get the correct polarity--- Positive center negative outside!!!!
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First, make certain that the Adaptaplug you're using is Adaptaplug "B". Then make sure the polarity is correct. The inner part of the plug, or "tip" is negative. And if all of this checks and it still doesn't work then the socket on the radio bad in someway.
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Negative, yet there is an input receptacle with NO SPECS as to polarity and voltage needed, as well a missing current spec needed when multiple items are connected. Closer inspection of item shows no specs ON the item either, but it appears that an area below the receptacle has been sanded off, as if the specs were removed, as was the model info. Weird.. Inspection was done with lighted magnifier I used at NASA to inspect pins. sort of like owning a 7-stall barn that will only hold 4 horses at best ;-)
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Yes the PT-D200 uses the AD24 Power Adapter for P-touch and this unit is compatible with that.
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Short positive and negative together to enable break. It will still spin slowly. Obviously do not do that with the batteries connected. You can simply unhook the positive and move it to the negative or install a high current switch to make it a more permanent solution.
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All it is saying is to connect the LiPO connector with the positive leads facing the +. Start at - and how close you get to + depends on how many cells the LiPO is. Hope this helps :)
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Dear buyer, Thank you for the inquiry, and I'll do my best to help you find what you're looking for. Do you by any chance have the original AC adapter that came with your PT-10? If so, can you please send me a picture of the adapter's label and tip? If possible, could you match the tip next to something of common size (like a standard USB jack for example) so that I have context for size comparison? If you don't have the original adapter, a picture of the power port on your PT-10 is also helpful. I really want to help, but need some more info. Thank you so much T-Power USA
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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.
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It's never a good idea to try to trust wire insulation color as a determination of polarity unless you have a datasheet that clearly states the color and polarity. I always test power supply outputs with a meter before connecting them.
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I tried 15+ minutes, usually 2 AA or 2 AAA batteries. Not sure polarity matters, it just reverses rotation direction. I tried 5V but it makes it really hot.
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I don't have a schematic but the negative terminals measure zero ohms between them. The positive terminals show a high resistance. So I would say it is common negative. The two mounting pads appear to be isolated from the rest of the circuit.
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Everything is provided (mounting bracket). When the appropriate voltage is applied to the terminals in the back it starts counting. Watch the polarity of course. I've never had one fail and we've used something like 200 of them over the years in our OEM equipment.
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Sounds like they are mismarked. The polarity cannot change through the connector. The two + now become 1 +. The two - now become one -. Once you have the 2 panels connected in parallel, use a voltmeter to check the polarities to prove it to yourself.