Re: [PLUG] SCSI cases

[Paul <paul@dpagin.net>]

The 5V line (Pin 9?) is for stand-by power to the mobo.  Could I use 
that five volts to power a debounce IC to control the power-on pin (Pin 14)?

I saw the tester for $12.75 (not including shipping).  It's big.  Maybe 
it has a big resitor in it?

Tom wrote:

> There's one pin that you have to short to ground to turn the supply on.  It's 
> pin 14 (PS_ON#) on the Motherboard connector.  That's the one just to the 
> left of the latch.  You can short it to pin 15 or 16 (COM), the pins inline 
> with the latch or to pin 13.  The Apple power supply works the same basic way 
> but I think the connector is different.  You still need a load on the 5V 
> line.  Cyberguys (www.cyberguys.com) lists one for ~$10.
>  

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