Erick,
It looks like the 2.5 laptop drive requires 5 watts to spin up. Adding
that to the 15 watts for the Digium card, leaves about 40 watts
available for the MB. It's unlikely that the system will be producing
ring voltages when the drive is spinning up. It depends on how
conservative you may
Further, I should have mentioned my resolution. As Bob mentioned,
upgrade the power supply now to give you options and peace of mind in
the future. I am using a picoPSU-120 in the aforementioned itx box, for
example,
http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl/it.A/id.417/.f?category=13
and have been
On Tue, 2006-10-17 at 11:59 -0500, Erick Perez wrote:
Hi people,
When you use a TDM400p with 4FXS i know i need to connect a 12V
connector to power the FXS lines.
Im not good at electric stuff so I ask...If I have a 60W DC to DC
adapter (80W peak) then, how much power will the TDM 400P
Well Im planning to use a mini-itx, a laptop hdd and a 4fxs digium card.
the mini-itx comes with a 60W DC to DC adapter (80W peak).
So I need power to manage the hdd, motherboard,the tdm card.
A disk cable can be made available, but is not present as a factory default.
So My real concern is
I set up a similar system on an VIA Epia 5000, and I had issues when I
included the CDROM in the mix. I had to use another ATX power supply to
complete the install, but then once I removed the CDROM drive I had no
power issues.
I presume you could install the OS with the CDROM drive
Hi people,
When you use a TDM400p with 4FXS i know i need to connect a 12V
connector to power the FXS lines.
Im not good at electric stuff so I ask...If I have a 60W DC to DC
adapter (80W peak) then, how much power will the TDM 400P consume? can
it be powered?
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