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Author Topic: Christie CP 2210 TPC blank Hai Dinh Film Handler Posts: 14 From: Leicester, United Kingdom Registered: Dec 2014 posted 04-20-2019 01:18 AM                     Dear, I have Christie CP 2210. Yesterday, when I turn it on (the first show of the day), the TPC is not turn on (seems like no power). I change the TPC to another Christie, it works. I bring another TPC to this machine, it doesn't work. I tried to change power supply adapter inside (XP Power with output 24v and 2.5A), but the same problem. So do you have any experience about this problem?  |  IP: Logged Matthew Heuer Film Handler Posts: 20 From: Germantown, NY USA Registered: Dec 2015 posted 04-20-2019 06:40 AM                     I had a Solaria 1+ with a similar problem, however changing the standby power supply did fix the problem. It was actually still producing 24 volts and would light the 24v power available led indicators on the internal board and indicated 24 volts on my meter at the plug, however under load it was breaking down and could not supply enough power to run the tpc (one of those lovely misleading problems). Did you indeed change the whole power supply and how far down the line can you read 24 volts. If you have it right to the tpc plug output then I'm afraid I'm stumped considering other tpcs don't suddenly work when plugged in also.  |  IP: Logged Annli Com Expert Film Handler Posts: 140 From: ShibuPaul-India Registered: May 2014 posted 04-20-2019 07:57 AM                        Please try with your box office thermal ticket printing machine 24 volt adapter, almost suit . ShibuPaul  |  IP: Logged

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