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Old 10-02-2007, 12:47 PM   #1
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liliput input volyage problem

I ahve a 8" liliput touch screen monitir, i rigged it up in the car a few weeks ago using the ciggy connector and it worked fine. I have a power adaptor in my workshop that outputs the same volts and required current so i can test it satisfactorily on the bench. I have come to install the screen and all i did was cut off the ciggy connector and connect it to a 12v Acc feed and a good ground. No joy, i can not get the monitor working in the car at all.

i have checked the volts at the acc output and it is 12v engine off and peaks at 14 v when engine on. I checked the output at the connector and it is only showing 8v max. in the lead there is an eliptical box which i assume is a regulator. could this have broken in any way?

I cant understand why its only ouputting 8v

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It could be broken. Try to bypass it if you have a bench power supply, you can at least eliminate where the problem is.
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Old 10-02-2007, 01:05 PM   #3
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As i said if i use a 240v-12v psu it powers up fine. do i need to use this regulator?
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Old 10-02-2007, 01:33 PM   #5
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i'm using a DSX12VD power supply, can i tap off 12 v from the molex connector for the screen wihout affecting the PC?

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Old 10-02-2007, 01:57 PM   #6
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actually, running the screen off the 12v line from the PSU that's powering the PC is probably your best option. The 'egg' or regulator is a pain in the ***. I got mine to work with it, but got a LOT of noise. What I ended up doing is running a 12v and ground from my Opus up to the front and powering my screen from that. I did still get some noise/flickering on the screen until I provided a ground point closer to the screen rather than running the ground all the way back to the pc.
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Old 10-03-2007, 01:22 AM   #7
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Had a email from support at mpegbox re this and they said it would be fine to power the screen from the psu, in fact there is a 12v spade output all ready .

thanks for all your input.
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