Hi,
well.... What's is doing that you may want this as temorary to diagnose>
Note: You will need to go with either an AT style or ATX style. I prefer the AT style. 500W. 400 Min. But either will work. The VF I have runs w/ 5VDC , 12VDC, and -12Vdc.
I did a LOT of LV power supply work in the 90s. About every combination was out there. Condor is a big name. You can possibly even find NOS on that exact PS. (power supply) But probably w/o the custom Haas Connector. then you would just convert/move from old to better (potentially).
Soooooo The first step is to get in there an examine. Find all the lines that come off the condor PS. only those that come off the PS. Not the distribution board.
I usually stick draw stuff. Connector X - 5V and GND line. Connector Y 5V 12V and GND lines. Main dist. connector. multiple 5V and Gnd lines. 2- +12V lines. Large connector. Etc...
Just get in and get familiar. See what wires are 5V ,(red usually) 12V Yellow often. -12V White, GND, black) etc. there is white silk-screen writing on the dist. board which clearly show the pin voltages. You'll see the color of the wires from those.
At this point you can either find the specific Haas power connector (noted in threads here) and rewire an AT or ATX supply to that connector. You'll cut all the needed wires to length off the AT/ATX. strip them and put on the molex (or other) pins. they slide in and latch in to the connector. Then cut-in/splice any other smaller 3 or 4 wires once. I think 2 plug over in the dist. board. ( think there are 2 others besides the 2row 20 pin? I cannot recall).
OR- like I did,
Just mapped out wires from the AT supply to each bundle from the old supply - and cut out and splice. Harbor Freight sells a nice little heat-shrink kit. a few bucks. 2" length tubes in diff. Diam. sizes. worked well. Western-union splice, solder it too, then slide heat shrink over... heat gun it... done. Move on to next. Took an hour or so I think. loosely taped the bundles back.
My advice: Take your time. Map out all the wires before you ever even cut one. To do this, I just stuck the AT supply in and tie wraped it to the frame ,hold it near the old one. and mapped the bundles. I think you'll find that the 12 and -12 may be a different color depending on the PS. AT and ATX I think do not use yellow/white on 12/-12??? google it and it'll show you the pin out and colors. They are standard. (typically). You will NOT need to use all the wires off the AT/ATX. There were a few 5V and GND's if I recall.
Ping back.. I'll watch the thread. Why I take my time... Map something wrong and these boards are so rare- Who wants to fry something due to not taking the time to map it all out... ya know?
final thought- Either way is a bit off from 'temporary' Put the AT/ATX in and leave is is my opinion.
Reference info and some option thoughts:
There are so many power options from Condor There is a model # someplace on it. Could go that route?
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...tleDesc=0&_osacat=0&_odkw=condor+power+supply
ATX - AT What's the diff?
https://www.techwalla.com/articles/differences-between-at-atx-power-supplies
POWER CONNECTOR CONVERTER. (needs to be researched)
Hmmm Never noticed this one.
Amazon.com: AYA 7" (7-Inch) ATX 20-Pin to at P8+P9 6-Pin with Push Power Button Wires Converter Adapter : Electronics