iWill V1.2 slocket voltage settings \ VOGONS

iWill V1.2 slocket voltage settings

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First post, by CursedSilicon

Posted on 2025-06-13, 03:00

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Hi all,

I picked up an "iWill Slocket Adapter v 1.2" from a large eBay seller https://www.ebay.com/itm/326367444378

Unfortunately I cannot find any information on the *voltage* jumpers.

I was able to find documents for the V2 adapter, but that contains significantly more options and is not compatible with the earlier versions.

I've gone as far as to scour iWill's website on WayBackMachine unsuccessfully (I eventually get trapped in an endless series of redirects.

Does anyone have a PDF or anything of it? The seller just shrugs and says "google it!" which is rather unhelpful

Reply 1 of 3, by PARKE

Posted on 2025-06-13, 06:32

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This slotket can only deliver voltages from 1.8v > 3.5v so it is not advised to experiment with the settings. If the layout of the jumperblock is the same as on the later Iwill models then all jumpers to the left should set the voltage to 'auto' .

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Reply 2 of 3, by CursedSilicon

Posted on 2025-06-13, 07:26

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Interesting. I'll have to try that tomorrow. I ended up trying to copy the jumper settings from the V2 model per "advice" from the seller

Reply 3 of 3, by shamino

Posted on 2025-06-13, 10:33

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You could use a multimeter to measure the voltage without a CPU installed. Then you can experiment with the jumpers without any danger.
Vcore *might* be found at the unpopulated capacitor location EC5. It could also be found on the back side at the terminals of the other caps, or on the motherboard itself. On the motherboard, you'll probably find Vcore on the large tab of 1 of the MOSFETs near the CPU slot. Put the negative probe against the casing of the PSU or some other convenient ground point.

If you're worried about accidentally shorting anything, wrap some tape around the probe so only the tip is exposed.

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