97-0040.pdf X-C 6000/X-C 6250 Computer
AC Power Adapters All images without "LFO" on this page are copyright
iTronix. All information
is presented "as-is". I have done my best to get it right, but I make no
guarentees as to it being perfect. Please reference the above link to see
the source document. 50-0043-00x 12v DC 50-0043-001 Phihong 2.5 A (For X-C 6000 ONLY) (Replaced by 50-0043-002)
50-0059-002 12v DC 50-0059-002 Potrans 3.6 A (For XC 6000 and 6250)
50-0059-003 12v DC 50-0059-003 LIEN 3.6 AMP
Barrel Connector The split pin design was chosen for more positive connection Center positive. 12vDC
Battery Pack Thanks to Andrew C. Blakely for getting me to finally pop one open... I bought an extra pack off ebay, knowing that it was only 1900mAH, and probably in bad shape. I tried charging it, but it started to leak acid, leaving white crystal deposits on the outside of the pack. Prime candidate for disassembly... I used a pair of Channel Locks to crack the seams, then a knife to (slowly!) pry the halves of the pack open.
NOTE! This is for entertainment purposes only! If you open your Itronix battery pack, YOU are responsible for any damage or loss resulting from your actions! I am not in any way linked to itronix, nor is itronix responsible for damages or losses if you try to open your battery pack. Tab Alignment
Between Cells 4 and 5 Please note that all other tabs are attached dead center, while the tab between #4 and #5 is offset and sticks out so the red lead can be attached to it. Length of the tab to include extension for red lead is 1.38" (@ 36mm), amount bent over battery is .33" (@ 9mm). Battery Pack Components for 1900mAH Battery
I guess that a 4500mAH pack would take 6 1.2v 4500mAH batteries. Please make sure you use the AC Adapter 50-0059-002 or 50-0059-003 to charge the 4500mAH pack. These AC adapters can handle 3.6A Tabbed
Batteries for Replacement Replacement
Cell Success (so far) Plugging the new battery pack into my xc6250 was the scariest part - by FAR! Without external power, I connected it and immediately all the lights flashed on & off (and everywhere in between), and a whining sound escaped through the pc speaker! (Ed. I think this could be a low battery alarm) Of course, I ripped the pack back out in fear that I just destroyed the computer! Tried again, and the same thing happened. Plugged external power in, booted into Win95 just fine, opened Battery Maintenance, and hesitantly plugged the thing in (expecting an explosion or house-fire).... BOOM! It worked. *smile* It even detected the battery's serial number, temperature, gas guage at 0%, the rating of 4500mah, EVERYTHING worked. So I started a deep cycle charge. Read about the DS2434 below. I believe you can reprogram the DS2434 with BT0703.BP, look in 97-0036.pdf X-C 6000/6250 Computer Battery Memory and Charge Parameter Messages. DS2434 Trivia Known Problems in XC95TOOL Version 308
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