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external dvd burnner

#1 Post by john518 » Thu Jun 09, 2011 6:52 am

Hi,
I have a question.
On the lenovo usb 2.0 40y8693 power plug DC IN "16 Vdc, 1000ma"
The AC adapter 40y8689 the output is 5 Vdc.
which is right?

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Re: external dvd burnner

#2 Post by ozzymud » Thu Jun 09, 2011 7:45 am

The DC in jack on the drive says 16v?

the manual says:

AC/Aux Power - 5Vdc, 850mA average, 1300mA max
USB Standard Bus Power - 5Vdc, 850mA average, 1300mA max

The drive should have come with a usb cable (possibly one with a second USB power connection, like a Y cable), the drive should also work with just this, the AC power adapter is optional (some machines may need it)

The manual is here: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... MIGR-67282

The specs are in Appendix page A1

Did you buy these new or used/refurbished?
(2)701C,(1)760EL,(6)760XL,(1)760XD
(4)CD Drives (5)int floppies (3)ext floppy (4)2.1GB
(10)CF/IDE w/2 or 4GB 133x CF (1)760XL restore CD
(1)Belkin USB 2.0 32bit Cardbus (2)WPC54G(S) Wifi Cardbus
(1)Belkin F5D5020 NIC (1)Giga-Byte GN-WLM01 Wifi
(1)Backpack CD (1) Xircom REM56G-10 + misc

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Re: external dvd burnner

#3 Post by john518 » Thu Jun 09, 2011 11:27 am

HI,
I got the drive and 2 usb cables used.
The price was right.
Thank you for the information.
John

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Re: external dvd burnner

#4 Post by ozzymud » Thu Jun 09, 2011 2:20 pm

I would go with what the drive says then, most usb devices i have that can use an external power supply optionally are 5v power supplies... like my hubs, my usb pcmcia adapter, and a KVM switch.
(2)701C,(1)760EL,(6)760XL,(1)760XD
(4)CD Drives (5)int floppies (3)ext floppy (4)2.1GB
(10)CF/IDE w/2 or 4GB 133x CF (1)760XL restore CD
(1)Belkin USB 2.0 32bit Cardbus (2)WPC54G(S) Wifi Cardbus
(1)Belkin F5D5020 NIC (1)Giga-Byte GN-WLM01 Wifi
(1)Backpack CD (1) Xircom REM56G-10 + misc

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Re: external dvd burnner

#5 Post by john518 » Mon Jun 13, 2011 7:41 pm

Just a quick note.
The dvd burnner 40Y8693 uses a 16Vdc power adapter (40Y8696).
Price from levono $77 + shipping.
I made a jumper cable using a coax style dc power plug
(274-1532) radio shack. $3.00 + a spare power plug $5.00 (e-bay).
Works great.

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Re: external dvd burnner

#6 Post by ozzymud » Tue Jun 14, 2011 4:09 am

Good idea for a "universal" adaptor :)

And 16v woulda been my guess as that's what the drive said :P Glad you got it working :)
(2)701C,(1)760EL,(6)760XL,(1)760XD
(4)CD Drives (5)int floppies (3)ext floppy (4)2.1GB
(10)CF/IDE w/2 or 4GB 133x CF (1)760XL restore CD
(1)Belkin USB 2.0 32bit Cardbus (2)WPC54G(S) Wifi Cardbus
(1)Belkin F5D5020 NIC (1)Giga-Byte GN-WLM01 Wifi
(1)Backpack CD (1) Xircom REM56G-10 + misc

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