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Offline GSRR  
#1 Posted : 29 September 2010 22:00:42(UTC)
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After reading some of the threads concerning switched mode power supply as currently available from ECoS and Marklin I did some research.

The new Marklin 60061 60 VA Switched Mode Power Pack is 230 Volts, there is not a 120 Volt version available for North America. (For the M* 60061 the input is 230 volts / 50 Hertz and the output 19 volts / 60 watts DC voltage)


Currently available is the Velleman PSSMV8U (SMP-120W)

note that this comes with laptop style plugs and the output is DC.

http://www.vellemanusa.c.../product/view/?id=521615


Features

* with 6 detachable DC plugs
* for notebook computers & digital electronic devices
* stabilized output, low ripple & interference
* short-circuit & overload protection
* high efficiency & low energy consumption
* power LED

Specifications

* supply voltage: 100 ~ 240VAC
* power: 120W max.
* selectable output voltages: 15 - 16 - 18 - 19 - 20VDC (6A regulated) / 22 - 24VDC (5A regulated)
* output plugs: 6.5x4.5, 6.3x3.0, 4.75x1.7mm (straight types) / 5.5x2.5, 5.5x2.1mm (right-angled types) / special computer connector
* dimensions: 6.9" x 2.6" x 1.6"



I believe this product is actually manufactured by Vanson Electronics Ltd:

http://www.vanson.com.hk/details/p3051.html

I have seen prices range from $30 - $100 here in the US.

They also manufacture a SMP-150W version

http://www.vanson.com.hk/details/p5042.html


Another possible product is from Lenmar.

Lenmar LAC130U - power adapter - 130 Watt

http://www.lenmar.com/we...s.aspx?ProductID=LAC130U

http://www.lenmar.com/Up...ature_Sheets/LAC130U.pdf

You can also see some other ones here:

http://www.youdoitelectr...s/compactswitching.html


http://www.youdoitelectronics.com/id525.htm




Regards,

Thomas




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Offline GSRR  
#2 Posted : 09 November 2010 00:28:26(UTC)
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I originally posted this in another thread, may be useful information.

marklin-users.net forum » General topics » Digital » CS2 (60214) power supply

https://www.marklin-user...&m=259509#post259509

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Snap and lock DC power connectors (Transformer connection)

(take note that the power connection is a larger diameter than the Mini-DIN connectors)


Did some searching.

"These connectors look similar to Mini DIN connectors, but have either 3 or 4 thicker pins and a slightly larger mating shell. Because of this they do not mate with any of the Mini DIN connectors. They can usually be identified by an engraved symbol on the backs of the plug, consisting of two wide arrows pointing in opposite directions, but parallel to each other, or sometimes one wide arrow inside a box, pointing towards the end of the male connector. Some devices, however, do use a standard 4-pin Mini-DIN connector, presenting the possibility for non-technical users to mate the connector with the wrong port (such as an S-Video output on a video card).

* Also known as Power Mini-DIN or Power DIN
* The male plug's mating shell outer diameter is 10 mm (0.394 inch), and the pins are 1.5 mm diameter
* Standard may include a limit of 20 V at 7.5 amperes
* 4-pin
* Kycon part number KPPX-4P (RoHS)"


* http://anacapa.kycon.com/Pub_Eng_Draw/KPPX-4P.pdf

and here is a blow up view of the part.

http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/327239.pdf



http://www.globtek.com/html/outputPlugCord.htm

http://octopart.com/kppx-4p-kycon-765568

http://pdf.directindustr...g/12684-27263-_193.html

http://www.newark.com/js...MP=AFC-OP&CMP=AFC-OP

http://uk.farnell.com/ky...lug-free-4way/dp/1437589



For the Marklin 60061 60 VA Switched Mode Power Pack, 230 Volts

If I remember correctly pin #1 (lower left) was power and pin #2 (Lower Right) was ground?

Pin #3 (Upper Left) Not used and Pin #4 (Upper Right) not used.


Marklin item # 120722 this is the Kycon plug and 18AWG (1.02mm) 2 conductor pre wired?

http://www.protekpowerna...e-and-Connector-List.pdf

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For the Mini DIN connections such as the Booster 60173, Aux, or SX see this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini-DIN_connector

==========================================================================

I have now come across some power supplies that have the 4 pin Kycon KPPX-4P used by Marklin for the CS2 power input. Need to confirm proper power and return pin setting.

These are manufactured by XP and sold by Newark and sister company Farnell.

http://xppower.com/page....=litdownload&lang=EN

http://xppower.com/pdfs/XPCAT_09.pdf see pages 154 - 173

http://www.newark.com/xp...er/aef100ps19/dp/52R2715

http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/467562.pdf






Regards,


Thomas




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#3 Posted : 09 November 2010 00:50:12(UTC)
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Thanks for the info, Thomas.
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#4 Posted : 09 November 2010 13:45:16(UTC)
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I have the Mini DIN connector on a couple of external hard disk power supply, then, IMHO, looking in this direction you can find a ready made one.
Don't know if the voltage would be correct, though Blushing as voltage for hard disks is lower.
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#5 Posted : 10 November 2010 23:11:27(UTC)
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Bigdaddynz wrote:
Thanks for the info, Thomas.



My pleasure David. Hopefully someone finds it useful.


r/Thomas


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#6 Posted : 11 November 2010 16:58:24(UTC)
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frankie wrote:
I have the Mini DIN connector on a couple of external hard disk power supply, then, IMHO, looking in this direction you can find a ready made one.
Don't know if the voltage would be correct, though Blushing as voltage for hard disks is lower.




Important to recognize the difference between MINI - DIN and Snap and lock DC power connectors. Also known as Power Mini-DIN or Power DIN notice that the power connection is a larger diameter than the Mini-DIN connectors. See my post #2.


The larger Snap and lock DC power connector is indeed available pre wired with cable. However it is set as Pin 1 & 2 as + with Pin 3 & 4 as -.


http://www.laptopjacks.c...ptop-DC-Power-Jacks.html


http://www.laptopjacks.c...DC-Power-Jack-PLDIN.html




r/Thomas




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