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Jedi08
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 Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 4:55 pm Post subject: Old Intel power supply |
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Bought this baby, but can`t find information about it.
TP336B Intel Part Number: 201284 - 001
So I need some help 
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JAC
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Cpuswe
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Jedi08
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@JAC 1
@Cpuswe
No it is intel. The power supply is NOS, with original product release notes from intel. You can call for service: 1-800-INTEL-4-U (sorry US and Canada only)
But I don`t know how to use it.
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JAC
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Pretty sure it is a PSU for a cpu test or development system. I have seen a couple of these on ebay over the years.
Open the cover and take some pictures of the insides. |
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Windmiller
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Unzlbunzl
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Jedi08
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| Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 6:24 pm Post subject: |
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Some more pics. Donīt want to open it.
Strange power connector...
It was build in 1993. |
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Jedi08
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debs3759
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Nice! I've never (yet) owned or used an ICE, so has no idea they have special power supplies. Guess it makes sense really 
Interesting to see the power supply was originally supplied with a serial adapter as well, I would have thought that would come with the ICE, not the power supply 
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Jedi08
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Debs, so what is ICE? In-Circuit Emulators? Some more information., please
I only know the German high-speed train named ICE |
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CPUShack
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yup, and In-Circuit Emulators, so that you can test a CPU while its operating 'in circuit'
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JAC
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