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| rein-o |
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Posted: 11 May 2020, 23:16
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I have no knowledge of this situation other than what I will post to hopefully help you if others don't know.
I would try to open the unit and look at the wires inside to see where they go and follow them to see what is ground etc.
But this XE isn't a cheap or easy unit to find, is it? I would try to contact the company and find out from them directly.
I believe Substance has said they will respond about issues and should be able to let you know the best.
Good luck. |
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| deadlegion |
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Posted: 17 May 2020, 19:59
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If you use a PC PSU remember you will need to make an on/off switch for it.
Should be green (power on) and black (ground) wires on the ATX plug.
The smaller form factor PC's will have a PSU shaped more like a small brick instead of a huge box, these generally have lower rating but should be fine for your purpose (think it's unlikely you will need 200w). |
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