[RyanN]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

The 12 volt incoming wires will fit in a Wago connector to plug into the Power Distribution Board. That's handy.

We cut the router's power cord and added a set of Anderson Powerpole connectors to both sides so we could reconnect it and still use the wall supply if we wanted to. Another Powerpole pair went on the converter's 5 volt output. We haven't tried the converter to make sure it works yet, but we'll certainly measure its output before we connect the router.

We got ours up and running. Seems to do the job. Also, if your students have not noticed, there are labels on the back side that should make it all pretty easy. The black wire with the white stripe for the Dlink thing is the positive (+) and the regular black wire is the negative(-).