Sitecom WL-025 : which AC/DC power adapter?

Hi everybody.

I have just bought a second hand Sitecom WL-025 wireless router
802.11b.
The guy who sold it to me didn't have its AC/DC power adapter. Does
anybody have it?
I just want to know its output current (I live in Italy, AC input is
50hz 230 V ):
is it 6 V? 9V? 12 V? 15 V? 18 V?
How about amperes? (1 A? 1,5 A? 3 A?). I've read carefully the manual
and searched the web, but i didn't find its specifications. The only
thing shown on the plastic router cover is polarity: - --o)-- +

I can buy a variable stabilized power adaptor, but I don't wanto to fry
the router with a 12 V current while it needs only 6V ...
Thank you in advance!

tommy wrote:
> Hi everybody.
>
> I have just bought a second hand Sitecom WL-025 wireless router
> 802.11b.
> The guy who sold it to me didn't have its AC/DC power adapter. Does
> anybody have it?
> I just want to know its output current (I live in Italy, AC input is
> 50hz 230 V ):
> is it 6 V? 9V? 12 V? 15 V? 18 V?
> How about amperes? (1 A? 1,5 A? 3 A?). I've read carefully the manual
> and searched the web, but i didn't find its specifications. The only
> thing shown on the plastic router cover is polarity: - --o)-- +
>
> I can buy a variable stabilized power adaptor, but I don't wanto to fry
> the router with a 12 V current while it needs only 6V ...
> Thank you in advance!
>
Check appendix B (Specification) of your manual.
12v DC No mention of current.
http://www.sitecom.nl/manuals_result...&productid=240

Kev kindly wrote me:


> Check appendix B (Specification) of your manual.
> 12v DC No mention of current.
> http://www.sitecom.nl/manuals_result...&productid=240

Thank you Kev!
The web manual is 87 pages and is very complete, I thought it was the
same as the paper manual (multingual 80 pages = only 14 pages per
language!!!), but I was wrong...

It works weel with my 12 V adapter, but polarity was wrong... The
plastic cover shows - --o )--- + but the positive is in the inner
pole: + --o )-- - !!! My very best compliments to Sitecom's
designers! So I plugged in 12 V the wrong way and the router didn't
light up. Luckily, diodes exist... I reversed the polarity and now it
works fine.