RE: VFD DISPLAY

[steve.cooper@xxxx]

> There are four different power supplies that have shipped with the
MSS100's
> so you do need to check that the current rating of the supply will not
be
> exceeded (its written on the psu label). Some are as low as 1A but the
> majority are 3A or 4A supplies so usually lots in reserve.

I did wonder why it needed a 4A power supply. That explains it.

> Probably best to
> find a suitable male connector that the power supply can plug into and
> create a 'Y' cable to onwardly feed the VFD and the MSS100 -

And what's wrong with cutting the cable and using a bit of choccy block
then. :-)

> and now you have a networked xPL display.

Indeed, but obviously the mss100 has that additional label we talked about
;-)

S.



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