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CARPARTS
3rd May, 2019, 07:53 PM
Anyone has a working power-up for a yamaha XT125 dash ?

see pictures ;

drpeter
3rd May, 2019, 08:12 PM
Anyone has a working power-up for a yamaha XT125 dash ?

see pictures ;What max voltage is written on the capacitor? If 16V then you can powerup at the capacitor.

CARPARTS
3rd May, 2019, 08:18 PM
capa have 35V, so its 12V, also 5V stabilisation inside

GND , permanent 12V, i have.... but it needs 1 or 2 extra 12V supply !

better i ask here, before destroy something !

drpeter
3rd May, 2019, 09:39 PM
capa have 35V, so its 12V, also 5V stabilisation inside

GND , permanent 12V, i have.... but it needs 1 or 2 extra 12V supply !

better i ask here, before destroy something !Why destroy? a 5volt voltage regulator needs 12V in >>> 5V out simple. So if you put 12v on the capacitor then it works.

frankrayk
3rd May, 2019, 09:55 PM
capa have 35V, so its 12V, also 5V stabilisation inside

GND , permanent 12V, i have.... but it needs 1 or 2 extra 12V supply !

better i ask here, before destroy something !

If this board is from your panel it is already burnt.
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CARPARTS
4th May, 2019, 09:53 AM
Why destroy? a 5volt voltage regulator needs 12V in >>> 5V out simple. So if you put 12v on the capacitor then it works.

no, it will not work
All dashes need minimum 2 or 3 times 12V to light up, not "just" 12V !



If this board is from your panel it is already burnt.


yes i know, but i was ask which pinS need 12V

dave11674
4th May, 2019, 10:33 AM
12V USUALLY GOTO THE BACK sides of the diodes mate, then beep out for the ground

dave

CARPARTS
4th May, 2019, 10:43 AM
12V USUALLY GOTO THE BACK sides of the diodes mate, then beep out for the ground

dave

nope....some circuits have "the back side" of diode(s) to the ground, just to protect against an inverse power-supply !