Hi Jon;
I was considering that concept but it hadn't gotten that simple (good).
Then I was reminded, CHECK THE BIOS SETTING and the problem
went away.
I'm keeping this email for future reference, when that type problem is real.
Thanks
Don
On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 1:23 PM, Jon Elson <el...@pico-systems.com> wrote:
> Don Stanley wrote:
> > Hi All;
> > I just assembled my new D525MW computer system.
> > When I apply power to the system the D525MW powers up
> > for two seconds then powers down again.
> >
> I built a little circuit for the D510MO to do this. You need to find out
> which power switch pin is the signal and which one is grounded.
> Connect a small NPN transistor with the emitter to the ground pin
> and the collector to the signal pin. Connect the base to a 10 K
> resistor, and then to a 22 uF electrolytic capacitor. Connect that
> to the +12 V supply (+5 V might also work). I used it with a
> pico-PSU that runs the computer off a 12 V supply. It might work
> a little differently with a line-power supply.
>
> Jon
>
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