Topic: APW9 vs. APW9+ (Read 247 times)
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WELL, interested for APW9 Hex PIC (flash this on APW9+ for convert it on APW9)? Sure, this is great.
Thank yo very much. Best way to see details, regards.
Thank yo very much. Best way to see details, regards.
did you managed to flash the firmware on APW9?
can you send me the HEX file please?
it seems that thierry4wd is unreachable
Yes of corse 
i extracted this if anyone is interested for APW9 Hex PIC (flash this on APW9+ for convert it on APW9)
https://easyupload.io/68d3wl
i extracted this if anyone is interested for APW9 Hex PIC (flash this on APW9+ for convert it on APW9)
https://easyupload.io/68d3wl
could you upload again the hex file and guide me on the procedure to convert the APW9+ to APW9?
is the PICKit3 apropriate for this?
https://www.amazon.com/Microchip-Programmer-Debugger-Emulator-Controller/dp/B07WS4NMG5?th=1
thank you
WELL, interested for APW9 Hex PIC (flash this on APW9+ for convert it on APW9)? Sure, this is great.
Thank yo very much. Best way to see details, regards.
Thank yo very much. Best way to see details, regards.
Yes of corse
i extracted this if anyone is interested for APW9 Hex PIC (flash this on APW9+ for convert it on APW9)
https://easyupload.io/412gv8
i extracted this if anyone is interested for APW9 Hex PIC (flash this on APW9+ for convert it on APW9)
https://easyupload.io/412gv8
Busbar and other connectors 'appear' to be identical, just the mounting method that is obviously different
Ya poor choice of words on my side, one of them is a lot harder to take off than the other one.
Where is the problem
in the PIC of the PSU, which will have to be reprogrammed;), without reprogramming the PIC, you cannot mount an APW9 instead of an APW9 + (or vice versa)a spot on as always theirry, do you think it's possible to extract the hex from the PSU's PIC and then write it on the other PSU by using a Pickit of some kind?
I repair them, so I saw ... electronically yes they are the same !!!
there is only the assembly which difere ... the outputs are identical! (for busbars), but if you mount an APW9 + on a T17 or S17, this one will give you an error (POWER LOST) ...
Where is the problem in the PIC of the PSU, which will have to be reprogrammed;), without reprogramming the PIC, you cannot mount an APW9 instead of an APW9 + (or vice versa)
https://imgur.com/Qe0cOHb
there is only the assembly which difere ... the outputs are identical! (for busbars), but if you mount an APW9 + on a T17 or S17, this one will give you an error (POWER LOST) ...
Where is the problem
in the PIC of the PSU, which will have to be reprogrammed;), without reprogramming the PIC, you cannot mount an APW9 instead of an APW9 + (or vice versa)https://imgur.com/Qe0cOHb
There might be some differences between the models.
I believe they only differ in the busbar connection tho, I have looked into both PSUs and they seem identical, even the specs are exactly the same, DC output is 14.5V-21V, rated at 170A, I have not tested it but I believe if you can manage the connections (which is going to be a bit of work) they should work just fine.
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Busbar and other connectors 'appear' to be identical, just the mounting method that is obviously different
There might be some differences between the models.
I believe they only differ in the busbar connection tho, I have looked into both PSUs and they seem identical, even the specs are exactly the same, DC output is 14.5V-21V, rated at 170A, I have not tested it but I believe if you can manage the connections (which is going to be a bit of work) they should work just fine.
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There might be some differences between the models.
Zeusbtc has a psu model correspondence table here:
https://www.zeusbtc.com/RepairDetails.asp?ID=277
Zeusbtc has a psu model correspondence table here:
https://www.zeusbtc.com/RepairDetails.asp?ID=277
Would I be right in thinking that these power supplies are identical from an electronic point of view? I'm aware they have different mounts.
The reason I ask, I have a load of new APW9+ but no spare APW9, however I have an APW9 which has died. So my question is, if I can make the connections ok, can I use APW9+ to replace an APW9?
The reason I ask, I have a load of new APW9+ but no spare APW9, however I have an APW9 which has died. So my question is, if I can make the connections ok, can I use APW9+ to replace an APW9?
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