Maybe, maybe not. Going by the rating of a power supply is a bad thing,
especially when dealing with "wall wart" ones. Often then are
unregulated, aka straight off the transformer, through a full or more
likely halfwave rectifier and a few caps the flatten it out a bit so you
may actually get more like 7 to 9 volts from a 5v supply.
Test the output with a volt meter, 5.1v vs 5v won't hurt, but you really
shouldn't go above that. AFAIK 700mA is enough to run the board, just
dont' go asking it to power USB devices.
Jason
yoobb wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What's the tolerance on the power input voltage of the TS-7200?
>
> I have a cell phone charger power supply marked "OUTPUT: DC 5.1V 700mA".
>
> Is this power supply suitable for the TS-7200?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Bernie
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