Date: Sun, 07 May 2000 07:33:54 -0500
From: "Edmund Wong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Power usage of a Libretto 110CT?
> 15V as I recall. (see AC adapter lable to double check)
> As I remember, if you feed the Libretto directly, the voltage must be
> very close to 15V, and defintitely not over. It can't tolerate
> overvoltage well, and undervoltage results in no boot. Probably
> 0.2-0.3V max deviation allowed.
According to Xin Feng's experiments with the Libretto's DC input at
http://www.fixup.net/tips/l100pwr.htm, "The minimum voltage to cheat L100 is 13.65V".
This is the voltage required to allow the Libretto to accept the power input (since
the power regulation circuits will reject anything other than 15V otherwise). However,
after the check has been done (at least according to Xin), you c an bump down the
voltage and everything will still work as per the 12V external battery. This is HIS
information, guys, so don't come to me when everything blows up. :)
> As for amps, believe ~1amp should be ample.
Eugh. BAD PUN ALERT$#!$##!$! :)
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