Samsung monitor Syncmaster 151s power supply replacement question

lukedlb

I found a Samsung Syncmaster 151s monitor on the street missing its power cable/supply. 

Hopefully it’s just what I need to see the internal settings on my Hamichord (Hammond B3 clone) via a vga cable, allowing me to select from a host of B3 models (see, it is a music query and not simply tech). 

From photos it looks like all I need to run it is a simple power cord without any power brick. Its specs are below. Am I right?

POWER DEVICE

• Type
  power supply
• Nominal Voltage
  AC 120/230 V
• Frequency Required
  50/60 Hz
• Power Consumption Operational

https://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-syncmaster-151s-lcd-monitor-15-series/

The manual doesn’t indicate a power brick but I could be wrong. 

lukedlb

https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/200311/20031111113006546_BN59-00187A-11_en.pdf

personalnadir

Myvolts will be worth checking https://myvolts.com/

also I’ve had a lot of luck in the past contacting the manufacturer directly 

lukedlb

personalnadir said:

Myvolts will be worth checking https://myvolts.com/

also I’ve had a lot of luck in the past contacting the manufacturer directly 

no luck there, unfortunately. Thanks for the suggestion, though. 

Danny1969

That's an old monitor that takes a C5 straight into the monitor ... old but good quality 

lukedlb

Danny1969 said:

That's an old monitor that takes a C5 straight into the monitor ... old but good quality 

Then I’m in luck as I have a ‘mickey mouse’ cable. So no power brick? Just straight from the wall into the monitor?
If I remember correctly, the software has a single menu page with drop down choices. As simple as it is fantastic a clone. Now all I have to do is keep my eye open for an old usb mouse and I’m all set. 

Thank you, @Danny1969 ;

Danny1969

Could be a C15 (kettle lead) but you are even more likely to have one of those 

lukedlb

Pinched one from my lady’s work computer and it turned on. I checked the vga cable; someone had forced it into the socket bending the prongs together. Pincers out and prongs straightened, I plugged it in again, turned on the hamichord and Windows booted up and the VB3 crumar edition version II came on the screen. 

A successful street find!
https://imgur.com/gallery/MIO6Rnu

lukedlb

Danny1969 said:

Could be a C15 (kettle lead) but you are even more likely to have one of those 

C5 it is!