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WANTED: P/N Skynet SNP-CK69.

flitebynite

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I'm in search of a Carousel power supply for an M700 disc Vault
P/N Skynet SNP-CK69.
I bought a Vault and found it missing.
If anyone has one in serviceable condition, please let me know
Or one that doesn't work. I can try to have it repaired.
Thank you,
Chris
 
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flitebynite said:
I'm in search of a Carousel power supply for an M700 disc Vault
P/N Skynet SNP-CK69.
I bought a Vault and found it missing.
If anyone has one in serviceable condition, please let me know
Or one that doesn't work. I can try to have it repaired.
Thank you,
Chris
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Did you inquire if you could still purchase the SVC-KIT-0040 Service Kit from K?

The same power supply is used in the KPLAYER-6000 & M500 in addition to the vaults.
 
AlienWarlock said:
Did you inquire if you could still purchase the SVC-KIT-0040 Service Kit from K?

The same power supply is used in the KPLAYER-6000 & M500 in addition to the vaults.
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Thanks for your reply,
As far as I know, the svc-kit-0040 is for the main power supply and not for the Carousel itself.
Unfortunately, I don't even have one that I can send out for repair. I bought this Vault used and it was missing. Along with a number of other things. I've been able to overcome all of it's shortcomings except this missing power supply. I wish I knew an insider at K that could sell me a unit (working or otherwise) I could at least try to get it repaired.
Vault works perfectly otherwise. It just won't load disks.
 
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That's good to know that there are multiple supplies inside of a Vault. The specs on this one are pretty straight forward:

Sager.com

power.sager.com power.sager.com

It says that you can't buy online with this one. But they give a phone number where you can ask for a quote. Maybe call them up and ask if they give out samples. That usually works for smaller ICs, but who knows they might give you one to 'evaluate'.
 
The inside view of the M700.
Notice the empty space in the lower right.
 

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If I'm following correctly, the PSU you are after is NOT the same as the M500/Kplayer 6000 one? If it IS the same one, I have a spare here I could send you?
 
The vault has two power supplies. The one that he needs runs the vault part. The other one that is common with the M500/k6000 runs the player part. The good news is that it is a single voltage supply and there are several potential replacements available at DigiKey. But the specs that the vault needs are not 100% confirmed yet so I don't want post anything that would confuse the issue.

If someone has a spare, out of warranty vault that they wouldn't mind opening up to check a few things, please get in touch!
 
Thanks Vodder,
In the picture I posted above, you'll see the main power supply. That's the one that's common to the M500 / K6000 (Which I have a spare) in the lower right corner you can see the space for the missing power supply (P/N unconfirmed).
AW,
I have a PM out to Mike Kobb to confirm P/N of power supply and details on specs, but haven't heard anything back. I may need to call Tech support and see if I can get any information from them.
I do appreciate everyone's help on this.
Chris
 
Still needed,
In case anyone can help:

The carousel power supply is an SNP-CK69K, which is a customized version of the SNP-CK69. I think it's probably just a wiring/connector customization, but I'm not sure.




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Just in case you should need it, the main power supply is an SNP-Z101
 
flitebynite said:
Still needed,
In case anyone can help:
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Chris,

Have you considered simply purchasing a similar "24 VDC@2.5 A Industrial Open Frame AC-DC Power Supply" from Mouser or Digikey? The specs here surely are not critical... A little googling:

The data sheet for the SNP-CK69K is here: http://c1170156.r56.cf3.rackcdn.com/UK_SKY_SNP-CK69_DS.pdf

Mouser part# 418-CFM150S240 looks to be a good fit. It is more powerful with 5A, it has the same pinout, the regulation specs is at 1%. Bingo! It should work fine! (The mounting holes are mismatched by a millimeter, but I'm sure that is not much of of a problem...)

The data sheet for the CFM150S240 is https://www.cincon.com/productdownload/SPEC-CFM150S-V10.pdf

Mouser catalogue page: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Cincon/CFM150S240?qs=OTrKUuiFdkbKEMP2i6tJuQ==

Hope this helps.

Peter
 
Peter Nielsen said:
Chris,

Have you considered simply purchasing a similar "24 VDC@2.5 A Industrial Open Frame AC-DC Power Supply" from Mouser or Digikey? The specs here surely are not critical... A little googling:

The data sheet for the SNP-CK69K is here: http://c1170156.r56.cf3.rackcdn.com/UK_SKY_SNP-CK69_DS.pdf

Mouser part# 418-CFM150S240 looks to be a good fit. It is more powerful with 5A, it has the same pinout, the regulation specs is at 1%. Bingo! It should work fine! (The mounting holes are mismatched by a millimeter, but I'm sure that is not much of of a problem...)

The data sheet for the CFM150S240 is https://www.cincon.com/productdownload/SPEC-CFM150S-V10.pdf

Mouser catalogue page: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Cincon/CFM150S240?qs=OTrKUuiFdkbKEMP2i6tJuQ==

Hope this helps.

Peter
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Thank you!
I'll definitely give this a try.
Chris
 
flitebynite said:
Thank you!
I'll definitely give this a try.
Chris
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It will work. The critical part is to get positive and negative correct on the connector. I'd remove the PCB and carefully look how the 6-pin header is connected. Pins 1-3 and 4-6 are most likely tied togeter, so if you get a power supply with 4 pin header, then you can wire it 1-1, 2-2, 3-5, 4-6
 
Peter Nielsen said:
It will work. The critical part is to get positive and negative correct on the connector. I'd remove the PCB and carefully look how the 6-pin header is connected. Pins 1-3 and 4-6 are most likely tied togeter, so if you get a power supply with 4 pin header, then you can wire it 1-1, 2-2, 3-5, 4-6
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Cool.
Thanks for the instructions....
 
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