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Seancito
Anybody know?
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CSM1
Seancito said:Anybody know?
Do you have any more info?
The Voltage input and output and the current required. Size, type and
polarity of power plug.
There are several places that sell power adapters.
Address and phone number for Plustek.
Plustek Technical support:
http://www.plustek.com/support/support.htm
Software and Manual download:
http://www.plustek.com/download/9636t.htm
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Seancito
CSM1 said:Do you have any more info?
The Voltage input and output and the current required. Size, type and
polarity of power plug.
There are several places that sell power adapters.
Address and phone number for Plustek.
Plustek Technical support:
http://www.plustek.com/support/support.htm
Software and Manual download:
http://www.plustek.com/download/9636t.htm
Plustek support never answers.
S
Seancito
CSM1 said:Do you have any more info?
The Voltage input and output and the current required. Size, type and
polarity of power plug.
There are several places that sell power adapters.
Address and phone number for Plustek.
Plustek Technical support:
http://www.plustek.com/support/support.htm
Software and Manual download:
http://www.plustek.com/download/9636t.htm
They have not updated the links since 2003. Mail always comes back!
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CSM1
Seancito said:They have not updated the links since 2003. Mail always comes back!
Well, did you try the Phone numbers? Try to talk to a person.
If you know the voltage and current required, then electronic stores have
power adapters than will work.
The Plustek scanners used six different power adapters: 240 volt input for
UK and 120 volt input for USA.
Output was:
24 volts, 550 ma or
15 volts, 1 A or
18 volts, 800 ma.
Somewhere on that scanner should be a label that tells the power required.
If the old power adapter is bad, then it should have a label that tells the
output voltage and current.
S
Seancito
CSM1 said:Well, did you try the Phone numbers? Try to talk to a person.
If you know the voltage and current required, then electronic stores have
power adapters than will work.
The Plustek scanners used six different power adapters: 240 volt input for
UK and 120 volt input for USA.
Output was:
24 volts, 550 ma or
15 volts, 1 A or
18 volts, 800 ma.
Somewhere on that scanner should be a label that tells the power required.
If the old power adapter is bad, then it should have a label that tells the
output voltage and current.
I lost the adapter. I'm gonna try E-bay.