I have lost the power supply for this unit. I can't find any on line, so I figured I can build one from two 18v power supplies. However, I don't know the pin out connections on the plug, ie. which one is +18vdc, -18 vdc and commons. Do you know what voltage is on what pin?
The connections posted by "Comment by Guru28, posted on Nov 11, 2008" is incorrect for my Bose SoundDock (Version 1). For this model both the upper pins are Ground. The lower right is positive and left is negative.
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Hi. To answer your question: The center line of the coaxial cable is ground. The inner metal side of the outer ring is the +18V. The outer metal side of the outer ring is the -18V. I will try to draw it below:
Hi, you resolv your problem? what is volts dc of this equippament ?
thanks ;)
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hi, i same problem, you know power dc of the power supply? and amperes ?
I damage power on the supply on the 220 volts ...
Thanks for any help ;)
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I lost the power supply also. The volts DC for this is +18 volts and -18volts with 1 Amp current. I'am not sure whether we can get the connector, even if we manage to find an equivalent adapeter.
I bound in 12 volts and 500 mA, and it functioned, if to need the photo of the connector I can take off and send for email.I go to buy an adapter in these specifications of 18 volts and 1 Amp, I make the tests and rank here again.tks
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Since I didn't find an answer to my question regarding the connector to the Bose Sounddock, I eventually bought a power supply. To help anyone else with the same problem, here is the pin configuration on the input socket. Looking at the socket, the upper right pin is +18v; the lower right pin is -18v; the upper left and lower left pins are commons. The power supply is rated at 1 amp for each 18 volt input. Hopes this helps someone.
I put the power supply into 220 Volts, the display lit for seconds then went away without any sound or smell.
Any solution for this.
I thought of replacing the power adapter, but couldn't find the power specifications.
Please help.
i want a buy the power supply for my bose soundock, mine its broke. where did you buy yours?
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