Seagate FreetoGo Power Esk Supply--What Does it Look Like?`
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From: W. eWatson on 21 Nov 2009 19:19 I seem to have somehow misplaced my PS (Subject). I have TerraByte FreetoGo PS and it is white and very much like a rectangle. Can someone describe there's and the electrical requirements?
From: W. eWatson on 21 Nov 2009 19:24 W. eWatson wrote: > I seem to have somehow misplaced my PS (Subject). I have TerraByte > FreetoGo PS and it is white and very much like a rectangle. Can someone > describe there's and the electrical requirements? Does it say Seagate on it or have any distinctive symbol that might be unique to Seagate?
From: Michael W. Ryder on 21 Nov 2009 22:46 W. eWatson wrote: > I seem to have somehow misplaced my PS (Subject). I have TerraByte > FreetoGo PS and it is white and very much like a rectangle. Can someone > describe there's and the electrical requirements? The power adapter on my FreeAgent drive is a small black device made by Asian Power Devices Inc. It takes 100-240V up to .5 Amps. The output is 12V and 2 Amps. All this information is on the bottom of the device and there are no markings on the rest of the case.
From: W. eWatson on 21 Nov 2009 23:21 Michael W. Ryder wrote: > W. eWatson wrote: >> I seem to have somehow misplaced my PS (Subject). I have TerraByte >> FreetoGo PS and it is white and very much like a rectangle. Can >> someone describe there's and the electrical requirements? > > The power adapter on my FreeAgent drive is a small black device made by > Asian Power Devices Inc. It takes 100-240V up to .5 Amps. The output > is 12V and 2 Amps. All this information is on the bottom of the device > and there are no markings on the rest of the case. Thanks. Is it longer than it is high, and looks pretty rectangular with only slightly rounded corners? That's how the one for the 1000G looks. I decided to use it instead, and it worked fine. I think the last time I played with the 500G one was about 12-18 months ago. It sure wasn't where I expected it to be. The USB port was plugged into the PC, but the PS was nowhere to be seen. I'll either replace it or discover it somewhere. It may have gotten tossed. I seem to have a lot of no-name wall-warts, and I thought it was an orphan, since it apparently had no good markings on it.
From: Michael W. Ryder on 22 Nov 2009 00:19
W. eWatson wrote: > Michael W. Ryder wrote: >> W. eWatson wrote: >>> I seem to have somehow misplaced my PS (Subject). I have TerraByte >>> FreetoGo PS and it is white and very much like a rectangle. Can >>> someone describe there's and the electrical requirements? >> >> The power adapter on my FreeAgent drive is a small black device made >> by Asian Power Devices Inc. It takes 100-240V up to .5 Amps. The >> output is 12V and 2 Amps. All this information is on the bottom of >> the device and there are no markings on the rest of the case. > Thanks. Is it longer than it is high, and looks pretty rectangular with > only slightly rounded corners? That's how the one for the 1000G looks. I > decided to use it instead, and it worked fine. > Mine is thin and slightly longer than tall. The shape from the side is rectangular except for the the top corner next to the plug is rounded. > I think the last time I played with the 500G one was about 12-18 months > ago. It sure wasn't where I expected it to be. The USB port was plugged > into the PC, but the PS was nowhere to be seen. I'll either replace it > or discover it somewhere. > > It may have gotten tossed. I seem to have a lot of no-name wall-warts, > and I thought it was an orphan, since it apparently had no good markings > on it. |