911! Anyone know the power supply for D Command?

[Third Eye Studios]

Originally Posted by alejandro7419

Hi Rob, I am about to order the same SNP-Z10B Led PSU you bought.

I did noticed that the output of the original PSU of the D-Command has 6 pins and the one you bought has 10 pins.
do you remember which pins did you have to skip when you installed them?
see picture below :

Thanks a lot

Bumping this thread to see if you got your answer?? In case I need to replace mine in the future. Thanks!

[crizdee]

Originally Posted by Third Eye Studios

Bumping this thread to see if you got your answer?? In case I need to replace mine in the future. Thanks!

Hi,


SNP-Z107 Faders

SNP-Z10B Led

SNP-9544 Logic



Chris

[Third Eye Studios]

Originally Posted by crizdee

Hi,


SNP-Z107 Faders

SNP-Z10B Led

SNP-9544 Logic



Chris

Thanks for that! Do you know, are the logic and LED PSU's controlling the Xmon functions??

[crizdee]

Originally Posted by Third Eye Studios

Thanks for that! Do you know, are the logic and LED PSU's controlling the Xmon functions??

Hi,


Well i would take an educated guess the logic power supply would control all the functions. The LEDS and Faders have their own power supplies.


Do you have a specific problem tryimg to resolve?




Chris

[Third Eye Studios]

Originally Posted by crizdee

Hi,


Well i would take an educated guess the logic power supply would control all the functions. The LEDS and Faders have their own power supplies.


Do you have a specific problem tryimg to resolve?




Chris

Thanks for your help!! No specific problem here. Just trying to make sure I know what to do in the event of a failure. I can live without the faders if needed, but the Xmon control would be hard to deal with and patch around.

[avantipr]

Contact us at Avanti Power Repairs Ltd we will be able to help with all power supply problems.

[Skwaidu]

Resurrecting this - I have a 24f D-Command ES that is having intermittent disconnecting issues. It might work fine for weeks and then drop several times a day. Full power cycles needed to get it back up, otherwise PT will hang. The units seemingly stay powered on, But I got a hint that this might be PSU related. I happen to have my earlier non-ES board laying around, would there be any sense in trying to use the PSU's from that one as spares, even though it's over 15 years old? It was retired a few years ago with everything working except fighting faders (replaced several times).

[JFreak]

New power supply costs almost a thousand euros in Finland, so just find an electrician who can fix it. Cost of parts, one euro. Cost of labour, max 100/hr.

[Skwaidu]

Originally Posted by JFreak

New power supply costs almost a thousand euros in Finland, so just find an electrician who can fix it. Cost of parts, one euro. Cost of labour, max 100/hr.

Well, I'm bound to go for a bunch of S1's or something along those lines eventually anyway, just wondering about a short term fix and if it would be worth it to try to swap PSUs from the spare non-ES I have lying around (I assume it would be the logic board one that could be the main culprit).

Problem is that I'm not certain that it's the PSU, that was just something that was suggested before, that a PSU starting to fail could introduce these kind of connection glitches / leaving the board in a bugged state. It still shows "D-Command" on the strips after the dropping out.

[Third Eye Studios]

Originally Posted by Skwaidu

Well, I'm bound to go for a bunch of S1's or something along those lines eventually anyway, just wondering about a short term fix and if it would be worth it to try to swap PSUs from the spare non-ES I have lying around (I assume it would be the logic board one that could be the main culprit).

Problem is that I'm not certain that it's the PSU, that was just something that was suggested before, that a PSU starting to fail could introduce these kind of connection glitches / leaving the board in a bugged state. It still shows "D-Command" on the strips after the dropping out.

I would say if you have the time, try the psu swap, couldn't hurt. When you open up the ES, you might be able to see if there are bulging capacitors in the psu.