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vantec nexstar enclosure

Started by caperdog , Oct 03 2009 08:08 AM

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#1 caperdog

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Posted 03 October 2009 - 08:08 AM

my vantec nexstar hard drive enclosure (NST-350) power supply died so i cut the cord and attached a molex connecter so that i could plug it in to my computers power supply.

wiring from nexstar is white = +12v
green = +5v
black = ground
bare wire = ground

molex wiring is yellow = +12v
red = +5v
black = ground
black = ground

hope this helps someone else

also found WD external drive pin out. There are 3 wires on the WD cable:
1 with a solid white stripe (+12)
1 with a dashed white stripe (+5v)
1 solid black ( ground )

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#2 garmanma

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Posted 03 October 2009 - 11:27 AM

Isn't the power supply a simple 2-wire block?
What is the voltage and milliamp out rating?

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#3 caperdog

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Posted 03 October 2009 - 04:03 PM

input is two wire household AC 110v. power suppy rating 100v-240v at 1.0 amp

output is four wire DC +5v at 2.0 amp, +12v at 2.0 amp, and two ground. same as computer power supply molex connectors.

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