FrictionPin wrote:> nibbler1 wrote:
>> Yes I can certainly provide a picture once I'm home from work. Worst case scenario
>> the power adapter I linked to would work? I was confused that there was a jack
> on
>> the CD-I that said 50V but it was a separate jack than the one used for the European
>> power cord.
>
> What I'm really trying to check is if the adapter you have supports just UK voltage
> or used a range that also supports US. You might just have a UK only adapter which
> would mean you cannot get just a pin converter like you linked, this is where the
> picture or typing out what the brick says on it will tell us.
>
> The 50V on the console is what the system is looking for from the brick. Basically
> the wall jack is 120V US, the brick plugs into that and then steps down or translates
> the voltage into something usable the system needs which is 50V in this case going
> to the console. I've never had a CD-i before, this is just some basic electrical
> info to ensure you are providing safe input to this piece of equipment.
I really appreciate the help. I can take pictures of whatever you need in order for your to assess the volts/watts/whatever. :)
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