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Installation and Instruction PDF Files and Videos
Erect-A-Case Assembly
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TT CPU Universal Liquid Heat Sink

TT Chipset Universal Liquid Heat Sink

TT Chipset Loop Lock Liquid Heat Sink

TT VGA Universal Liquid Heat Sink

TT High Performance Pump

Cold Cathode FAQ'S
Q. Can the wire length from the cold cathode (ccfl) to
the inverter be extended?
A. Generally speaking, no. The inverters have a
pre-determined output when the length of the wire is
extended it will change the load and significantly
reduce the light output. Wire length is normally
maximized at about 7-8 inches.
Q. Can the input power leads be extended?
A. Absolutely, the power leads can be extended to any
desirable length using a minimum of a 22 guage wire.
Q. Can the polarity be reversed?
A. No. the power inverters are not protected from
reverse polarity. If the positive and negative power
leads are connected reverse, the inverter will sustain
damage and most likely will be instantly destroyed.
Q. Can the cold cathodes be strobbed, dimmed or
switched?
A. Yes, by interupting the power supply any of the
above may be accomplished. Make certain that no
changes are introduced between the inverter and the
cold cathode as this will damage the invereter.
Q. Can a single inverter power more than one cold
cathode?
A. Yes, there are both single and dual output
inverters available. They can not be modified to
accomodate additional bulbs.
Q. Can cold cathodes be run from an a/c source?
A. Although the inverters for cold cathodes all
require 12 volts DC for power, through the use of an
a/c adapter they can be powered directly from a
standard wall outlet.
Q. How durable are cold cathodes?
A. Cold cathodes are extremely durable. Thay are
basically shock and vibration resistant. While the
bulbs are very thin and made of glass they are
generally protected by an acrylic or poly-carbonate
tubing. They are durable enough to be used in
automotive applications for under car and accent
lighting.
Q. What is the expected life span of a cold cathode?
A. Cold cathodes can be expected to last approximately
20,000 hours.
Q. What is the brightness output level of cold
cathodes?
A. The bulbs sold on our site are very high output,
high intensity output. With our standard inverter and
bulb combination the output will be about 32,000 cd/m2,
much higher than those normally found on the market.
Q. What is the best method to mount cold cathodes?
A. Our bulbs come with a double sided tape/velcro
attached to them. This is adequate for some
applications, however zip ties or our auto ccfl clips
are recommended for secure automotive applications.
LCD Module Pinout
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To connect up this mod you will need a few other items :
The video signal is connected to the TV out on your video card if you have a composite out on the card (RCA pin plug) then your good to go Otherwise you will need an RCA to S Video adapter the example below is for reference you may find these much cheaper elsewhere.
An RCA plug to be connected as shown above to pins 1 and 3 or just use an old stereo patch cable cut in half. The center pin is + (to pin 1 on board) the outer is to ground (to pin 3 on board)
An RCA to S video Adapter the S video side would go to your card s video out and the RCA end to your module.
For power you can use a regular hard drive type connector such as found on fans and power supplies. This is connected to pins 4 and 5 as show above (the yellow wire on power supply is +12 and the blacks are ground.)
Refer to the diagram above and double check that you have everything connected as shown.
The way you mount it is up to you.
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