Re: [TCLUG:5260] ATX power supply problem

[serge@egel2.med.umn.edu (Serge M. Egelman)]

It could be that there is something wrong with the power supply.  You
should test to see if the power supply works by itself.

serge

Perry Hoekstra wrote:

> At 01:27 PM 4/12/99 -0500, you wrote:
> >The  motherboard is an FIC PA-2011 with both AT and ATX connections.
> >I will look for jumper tonight when I get home.
> >
> >Kevin
> >
> >Michael Hicks wrote:
> >
> >> > Got a new Image ATX case with ATX power supply.  I hooked up all
> the
> >> > connections correctly, double and triple checking connection.  I
> turn on
> >> > power and nothing happens.
> >>
> >> Did you transplant the guts of an old AT into this ATX box?  I did
> that
> >> a couple of weeks ago..  I pushed the power button -- nothing
> happened.
> >> Then I realized there was a jumper I had to set on the mobo to tell
> it
> >> that it was in an ATX box..
> >>
>
> I just ordered a FIC VA503+.  Do I get this straight, you can use an
> ATX
> case/power supply if A) the case supports the Baby AT form factor (by
> this
> I mean the screw placement) and B) the motherboard takes an ATX
> connector
> (this motherboard has both a 12 pin standard power connector and a 20
> pin
> ATX power connector)
>
> Perry Hoekstra - dutchman@mn.uswest.net
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