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Old 06-11-2005, 09:33 AM   #1
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How to use a standard atx ps on a compaq mobo

ok well I did tons of searching and wasnt able to find anything on this. I purchased a compaq ipaq off ebay for a rediculously cheap price. you can get used whole systems with a 733 for about 100$ or so. This is a good midrange system for people on the cheap. complete with case and all you need except for a power supply. Unfortuanately, compaq being seperated from the crowd, they used a non standard 14 pin style of atx. After awhile of searching the net I decided to call hp cust. support. After awhile of convincing I managed to squeeze the pinout from someone!! this is good for future reference if anyone needs it...
compaq 90w 14 pin ipaq power supply
1 3.3v orange
2. +5v red
3. rtn black
4. +5v red
5. rtn black
6. +5v red
7. rtn black
8. +3.3v orange
9. -12v blue
10. fan off gray
11. on/ stby green
12. +5v aux purple
13. rtn black
14. +12v yellow

this is a standard atx pinout
1 +3.3Vdc Orange
2 +3.3Vdc Orange
3 GND Black
4 +5Vdc Red
5 GND Black
6 +5Vdc Red
7 GND Black
8 PWR-OK Gray
9 +5Vdc
VSB
standby Voltage Purple
10 +12Vdc Yellow
11 +3.3Vdc Orange
{brown is 3.3Vdc
sense]
12 -12Vdc Blue
13 GND Black
14 PS-ON Green
15 GND Black
16 GND Black
17 GND Black
18 -5Vdc White
19 +5Vdc Red
20 +5Vdc Red

First column is compaq pin#, second is atx pin #. Use this guide to match up the pins from the power supply on your atx, to the one on the compaq. this * should* work fine.
1 - 1
2 - 6
3 - gnd
4 - 4
5 - gnd
6 - 19
7 - gnd
8 - 2
9 - 12
10 - ??
11 - 14
12 - 20
13 - gnd
14 - 10

the only pin that doesnt match up is pin 10 which is fan off. I have a feeling everything will work fine without that pin so if anyone needs to follow my lead there ya go :-) Enjoy your cheaper complete carpcs :-)
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ok looks like that didnt quite work the way I wanted it too. I tried this and the computer will just not boot now from the dc-dc power supply. I know its putting out voltage in the pins i tested it as positive. I connected everything but the "fan off" pin. I tried attaching that to ground, ps ok, and 3.3 . I know power is getting to the compaq because I can hear the thing clicking away somewhere (not the hard drive or anywhere else... someplace on the mobo. anyone have any ideas on what to do??
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any ideas? anyone?
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