You're trying to power too much with your M1ATX.
You need a more powerful PSU.
Hello people from Mp3car.com
Have some trouble with my m1-atx powersupply
Here some details of my pc.
Motherboard / Commwell LV-667 Mini-itx express.(http://www.commell.com.tw/Product/SBC/LV-667.HTM)
CPU / INTEL Core Duo Processor T2400 1.83 GHz S479
The Problem is .......
When i connect the M1-atx power supply, The pc does not start after 5 seconds.
when i activate the switch between the + of the battery and ignition, The pc goes off after 45 sec.
when i activate the ext. powerbutton (J8) the pc starts running....
what am i doing wrong....![]()
Greeting
W Ribbens
Thank you DarquePervert for the answers of my question.Originally Posted by DarquePervert
I checked with the dealer, the psu is power is o.k,
When i activate the ext. powerbutton (J8) the p.c starts normal.
it'just won't start automaticly after 5 secondts when i putt power on.
how ever??? after 45 seconds after putt power off the remote wire
it shut down automaticly correctly ????
any more tip's
I can barely understand what you are asking, but if I get it, it's like this:
You actually got the M1 to power all that stuff just fine, but you have to manually turn on the computer. Even if the ign/acc wire to the M1 shows 12v, the PC won't turn on. But if power is cut to the ign/acc line, then the PC will shut off. It will only turn on with the physical press of a button, but will automatically shut down...
Hmm. If it didn't power up at all with the switch, then I would assume the power button connector from M1 to the motherboard is reversed polarity wise, but it seems to work. Worth a try though.
I have no other ideas. Does it work with a standard PSU powering up and everything?
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Yes that's what i mean.Originally Posted by 2k1Toaster
thanks for putting it in good writing.![]()
It's hard for my to write techical english.![]()
Nope don't work ...Originally Posted by 2k1Toaster
Yes on a standaard atx powersuplt it's works fine.Originally Posted by 2k1Toaster
the problem is with the m1-atx.
Well figure out how long you have to RMA the M1, and try to figure out if the problem is fixable. I don't know what it is! If you can't fix it before your time expires, then send it off and wait for a replacement.
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2k1Toaster thanks for the info..
Will send it back to reseller.![]()
Sorry to not be of more help. Good luck.
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Hi all !!
i bought a m2-atx
now i have the same trouble as mark (read below)
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Just got My M2 ATX connected it all up as per manual powered it up and the board doesn't post. The power light comes on CPU fan runs and the hard drive spins up but the VGA doesnt start and I dont get the system beep. Put the mains supply back on and it boots fine. Disconected all drives so it is just the motherboard being powered and it still doesnt boot. Tried it on different settings including dumb supply, same result. Any Ideas or duff power supply?
Mark
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Marks given up the m2-atx and bought a opus 120 Watt psu.
Any more off this trouble.
dodgeram1500
Your dealer has his head up his ***.Originally Posted by dodgeram1500
The M1ATX is only able to provide 24w of power on the 12v rail. The CPU itself draws 31w of power.
I stand by my diagnosis that the M1ATX won't be able to power that system.
If you want to try to understand how or why, read this thread: FAQ: Will <insert PSU model> Power Supply work with my system?
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