nice idea!
How about having the wire go to a backplane with a socket on it. Like say a PS2 or similar. Infact you could do it for the reset as well.![]()
MikeH
nice idea!
How about having the wire go to a backplane with a socket on it. Like say a PS2 or similar. Infact you could do it for the reset as well.![]()
Great job man glad you finally found the part
Did you ever find the Power cable connector for the mac?
I tried everywere without luck even down here in australia with no luck![]()
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I'm not quite sure what you mean. This cable will get spliced into a cable that comes from the P1900 and can be unplugged if you need to remove the Mac. Are you suggesting some sort of docking station? LazzWaldo has developed one of these (see previous posts).How about having the wire go to a backplane with a socket on it. Like say a PS2 or similar. Infact you could do it for the reset as well.
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I have found a source, but I won't be able to get any until August..Did you ever find the Power cable connector for the mac?
MikeH
Originally Posted by MikeH
Sorry, seemed I have stumbled into the MAC forum. I thought this was for a PC. Disregard what I said.![]()
So the P1900 isn't available until August now? That really sucks.. I don't know what I'm going to do now.
No, the P1900 will be available late this month (April). The POWER CONNECTOR that fits the back of the Mac mini won't be available until August. So, between now and August you'll have to hack your existing AC/DC adapter power cable as show HERE.So the P1900 isn't available until August now?
Sorry for the confusion.
MikeH
Right.. Cool! Thx for the clarification.
MikeH, that rocks. Question: how does one actually turn on / off the Mac mini with this cable? Does this connect to a standard switch? (Please note that I have no idea what a "standard" switch is.)
MD,
This cable merely allows you to connect your existing, rear-panel-mounted power switch in PARALLEL with the P1900's "power switch". The P1900 EMULATES the Mac power switch so that the mini does not know the difference between the two. This means the mini will "sleep" if EITHER the existing power switch says "sleep" OR the P1900 says "sleep".how does one actually turn on / off the Mac mini with this cable? Does this connect to a standard switch?
By "standard" I mean that it is NOT manufactured by Apple (ie you can buy it anywhere, including Radio Shack). The switch could be any off-the-shelf momentary, single-pole pushbutton switch. This simplifies your parts search.
Clear?
MikeH
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