Are you suggesting i dont know what batteries to use? I was assistant manager at a photographic shop for 2 years. I think you need to emphassise your point on my question of the mains power rather than going on about hi capacity batteries. Afterall, my problem is relating to the mains power as i havnt tried batteries yetEsn said:
What current supply does the GP2X require?deluded said:What's the current rating of the psu? Should say somewhere in mA(sorry if you already knew that
And is it transformer based (heavy) or switched mode (light)
Actually the m is just a prefix, Milli. So the current output is rated in Ah, Amperes * Hours. Futhermore, this is also wrong, Ampere Hours tells you how long you could sustain a given current output from a pair of batteries. As a power supply does not store charge, but connects the GP2x directly to a mains supply of electricity, all that matters is the maximum current throughput of the adaptor, which will be of course rated in Ampheres. So it will be rated simply in A.deluded said:What's the current rating of the psu? Should say somewhere in mA(sorry if you already knew that
And is it transformer based (heavy) or switched mode (light)
ok. This is what i am using as my power:deluded said:What's the current rating of the psu? Should say somewhere in mA(sorry if you already knew that
And is it transformer based (heavy) or switched mode (light)
djmaddis said:ok. This is what i am using as my power:deluded said:What's the current rating of the psu? Should say somewhere in mA(sorry if you already knew that
And is it transformer based (heavy) or switched mode (light)
vivanco NL 500 GBS
500mA REGULATED AC/DC ADAPTOR
Input-240v ac ~ 50hz
Output-1.5v TO 12VDC 500mA
i have set it at 3volts and have connected it to the gp2x f200
That's not enough, the GP2X needs at least twice that current, no wonder you're having problems :
http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/External_power_supply
Thats fine if all you want to do is launch Linux and use the GPH menu system. If you want to play any games or emu's, it should be a minimum of 750mA (1A preferred). For TV output, it should ideally be 2A.djmaddis said:
Squidge said:
It's the game I wrote. I really want to add touch screen support (the game is made for a mouse really) but I cannot unless the fenix runtime is updated to support it.Glad to hear it! Enjoy your new F-200!djmaddis said:
It's never crashed on me. The supposed F-200 "problems" are MAINLY a mixture of negative hype and use by n00bs. There were MINOR incompatibility issues for just a few days when it came out, but there have been new releases of MAME and PocketSNES that have addressed many of those issues.Yuan said:
