I need to know about the layout of the io pins.
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I am attempting to transfer the motherboard of my h50-50 to a different case. I am doing this in order to make room for a much larger video card and psu that simply will not fit in the Lenovo case. I have run into a bit of difficulty with the 'Front panel connector'. If you look in the 'Lenovo H50 SeriesHardware Maintenance Manual' it is on page 28 (Lenovo H50-50). I have been trying to find the specs on what each pin is for but have been unable to find such information. Could someone please direct me to where I can find such information or could you please provide me with the details? Specifically I am looking for the power switch pin(s), hdd activity pin(s) etc. thanks
Welcome to the Lenovo Community !
There is no documentation that I am aware of that show the pinouts of the various connectors on your motherboard. I would just use an Ohm meter on your old H50-50 case and trace wires on the old front panel plug. Once you know how the old plug was configured you will know the pin assignments on the motherboard.
What is the layout on the motherboard for the front panel LED connectors? The XPS 9000 manual does not specify that at all. The motherboard itself is model number 0X501H, as given by CPU-Z.
Is the layout the same as the one listed in this thread below regarding the XPS 8500?
en.community.dell.com/.../19586001
I have a ThinkCentre M81. I am currently trying to put the guts of it in a different case, so that I can add some more disk storage to it. I have checked all of the guides I can find on the Lenovo Support site, and they just show the location of the connector, and how to repalce the front panel. I am trying to connect standard ATX front panel connections to my M81 motherboard, which I am having some trouble with, due to the Lenovo front panel connector just being one big connector. I am just wondering if this information would be in a resource I missed somewhere, or if I have to trace out the wires.
Solved!
Go to Solution.
It's not your model, but perhaps they are similar:
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkCentre-A-E-M-S-Series/ThinkCentre-A60-front-panels-power-audio-and-...
I found a lot of people searching for this information... since I was unable to find it, I tested the front panel connectors by myself, and that is what I found:
Power front panel (black connector)
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | | | | | | |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Yl | | Bk | Gn | Yl | Bk |xxxx|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 11 | 13 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 |xxxx|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
Description
1 Black Disk activiry led ground
2 Yellow Disk activiry led ground
3 Not connected
4 Not connected
5 Not connected
6 Black Power led ground
7 Not connected
8 Yellow Power led signal
9 Not connected
10 Yellow Power switch signal
11 Not connected
12 Black Power switch ground
13 Not connected
14 Locked (no pin)
USB front panel (yellow connector)
It's a standard internal USB connector, but with two additional ground wires
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | Re | Wh | Gn | Bk | |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | Bw | Bl | Yl | Bk |XXXX|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 11 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 |XXXX|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
1 Black Ground
2 Black Ground
3 Red US... Read more
OK I am intrigued. What are you trying to accomplish ... a hibrid A60 ?
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HI, I have a Sony Vaio RS720g that I need a Front Panel Pinout of the Motherboard to be able to connect the Power Switch and Led's. Someone attempted to install a different board in the case and changed the front panel wiring to another board. I then inherited the problem and can get no help from Sony. Says it's a secrect. Any help would be appreciated. This MB has PTGD-VX stamped on it.
Oh yea NEVER BUY A SONY. Thanks
the pin out should be standard as follows: 2 rows of 10 pins with gaps. Providing you do not leave things connected permanently you cannot damage anything - it might stop but thats all. Pin 1 is commonly the furthest away from any corner.
1 = pwr led +
3 = pwr led -
5 = pwr led -
7 = null
9 = null
11 = null
11 = null
13 = spkr
15 = null
17 = null
19 = spkr
next row
2 = HDD +
4 = HDD -
6 = null
8 = null
10 = null
12 = pwr
14 = pwr -
16 = null
18 = reset
20 = reset -
hope this helps.
Hello! I was wondering if I could have an expert help me out with a project. I ordered a board, and need the pinout of the front power connection for manual power-on without a header. The Designator is J98 on board HP 603887-001 on a HP Proliant DL165 G7 system board. Item #25 on the service manual. All I would like to do is power test the board with no FP button. Thanks, glad to be here and using HP equipment. Jacob M.
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Read other 1 answersGreetings all...I am curently in the process of transferring the "guts" (motherboard, i5 4460, etc) to a different case. However, I am running into some difficulty getting the new separate front panel connectors of the new case matched up to the "proprietary" pin block where the black connector that was in the old Lenovo case used to go. I will include images of the motherboard connector along with the connectors from the new case I need to hook up. The only info on the motherboard is on a sticker which reads MB FRU W8s (I will include a photo for reference). Any help is MUCH appreciated!
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Additional image of the new connectors
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I've been looking for the front panel pin layout on the Dell Dual Xeon Motherboard with Dell P/N: 0WN7Y6 (it is a # zero, W, N, #7, Y, #6).
The front panel connector is 27-pin...28 spots with one pin left blank. The pin layout isn't included in the manual and I'm trying to boot two of these motherboards without the 27-pin connector. I just need to know which pins need to be jumpered in order to test for boot to BIOS.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Dell doesn't make the front panel connector pin-outs public. So unless you map them yourself or somebody else has done it...
Read other 3 answersHi Guys:
It's been a while since I've posted a question, however, this one is really bugging me. Recently, I've been putting together a lot of systems that have the 9-pin front-panel connection on the motherboard. The problem for me is that the ACPI/LED has only a
2-pin and most cases come with 3-pin cables. No mater which way I input the 3-pin cable, the front-panel LED light will not come on. Does anybody know what I'm referring? If you can Be of assistance, please give me some input.
Thanks.
If the motherboard requires a 2 pin connector and the case manufacturer supplies a 3 pin connector just take the pins out of the connector and place them next to one another in the connector. There is a little tab on the connector you can lift up and slide the pin out. It's hard to explain here, but once you look at it closely you will see what I mean.
Motherboard Front Panel connectors Zeus 60 R1 07G Samsung.
Pls send a picture of the panel or tell me which color wires to which one
Power button , HDD , LED Display
Hi, I just purchased a Gigabyte UD3R motherboard. My computer case is at least 6 years old (don't know make) and many of the connectors don't match description to motherboard.
Cables for Audio:
RETURN L (Blue)
RETURN R (White)
SPKOUT L (White)
SPKOUT R (Green)
GROUND (Black)
MIC BIAS (Yellow)
MIC-IN (Pink)
My case doesn't provide an HD audio module so I need to set it up for AC'97 functionality. The pin set up is as follows
Pin 1 - MIC
Pin 2 - GND
Pin 3 - MIC Power
Pin 4 - NC
Pin 5 - Line Out (R)
Pin 6 - NC
Pin 7 - NC
Pin 8 - No Pin
Pin 9 - Line Out (L)
Pin 10 - NC
Really appreciate the help. Thanks!
Most probably should work by:
MIC-IN to pin 1,
MIC BIAS to pin 3,
GROUND to pin 2,
SPKOUT R to pin 5,
RETURN R to pin 6,
SPKOUT L to pin 9,
RETURN L to pin 10.
Please don't mark threads solved if they aren't, less people will wander to the thread if it looks like no further help is needed.
Would like to move my Precision T3500 Motherboard to Another box.
The Front Panel connector might be useful, but I have not found
any documentation of this.
Is there a Motherboard manual somewhere, or at least the pin definition of the Front Panel connector?
.As with most Dells there is a proprietary Front Panel Board and 20 pin or more ribbon cable.
Dell Precision WorkStation T3500 I/O Panel Assembly with USB Audio I/O Control Panel, 29" Internal Audio Cable D/PN X389H, Front Panel Cable D/PN JN454, and Mounting Bracket, Dell M884G, MC532.
http://www.txcesssurplus.com/servlet/the-8929/Dell-M884G-Precision-T3500/Detail
I am installing an Intel motherboard into a case that is equiped with 2 front panel USB connectors. The case came with no documentation.
What I'm looking at is 2 sets of 4 wires each labeled as follows:
a)USB1+ (yellow)
b)USB1- (green)
c)VCC (red)
d)Ground (black)
e)USB2+
f)USB2-
g)VCC
h)Ground
I found the following on the intel site:
1. USB_FNT_PWR
2. USB_FNT_PWR
3. USB_FNT 1#
4. USB_FNT 2#
5. USB_FNT 1
6. USB_FNT 2
7. Ground
8. Ground
9. Not Connected
10. Not Connected
I am assuming (yes I know what happens when you assume that:
USB_FNT_PWR = VCC
and
USB_FNT 1# = USB1+
Can anyone confirm this?
Hiya, I'm building a new PC with a HP motherboard. I need the pin layout for the front panel; I've looked everywhere I can think to look and I can't find them. I'm not sure what info is needed, so here's what I can find on the board:503397-001fmb-0901 I've tried trial and error to find the power switch, but I just can't find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Read other answersDoes anybody know what the pinout for the front panel header is? I can't find it anywhere online, and I need to know for a build I will be doing soon. Any help would be appreciated.
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Read other 1 answersI replaced a eMachine mobo (I believe the model is Trigem Imperial -G),
for a friend. She purchased the used mobo from a computer repair shop
after her original mobo went bad. The PC boots up/runs no problems. The
computer repair store had no literature so I guessed at connecting the wires
that go to the front of the tower. Now the only way to power off the PC, is to
shut off the power supply itself. I could not find any info on the Web, except
the jumpers for CMOS, Password, etc. Managed to talk an eMachine support
rep, no help. What I need is a diagram/pinout how to connect the wires
going to the front of the tower(LEDs for power, disk drive, power switch etc.)
Does anyone know the front panel header pinout? I need to know for a build I will be doing relatively soon. Any help would be appreciated.
Read other answersPlease help me to turn on my workstation without the front panel.
I need to find out what pins to short because the front panel is broken.
What is the pinout of the 28 pin connector?
The board is Intel D845EPT2 with Intel 845 SE chipset. I found an English manual at the Intel site; but, it has nothing in it about the front panel LEDs, power switch, reset, etc. in all of its 80 (+/-) pages. I guess this board was originally intended to be used in a case that had a front-panel wiring block.
I did a Google search and came up with a plethora of irrelevant information.
I guess there might be a standard arrangement that Intel uses; but, I can't find anything indicating that either.
Thanks in advance.
Hello Forum,
i see a 11 pin yellow male usb connector on my m58p board,
i have some m58p and one m90p and i think a m91 or m93p,,
questions:
-have all thinkcentre pcs this 11 pin connector, same on m90 and 91p?
- is there any possibility to connect a newer usb device to that 11 pin connector?
- is there any adapter to usb 2.0 or maybe 3.0?
or can i only connect a normal female usb device like a cardreader with 9 pins to 11 pin connector with not using the two most right pins?
thx, bernd
thx for informations!
bernd
Mod: edited the Subject line to clarify that it's the motherboard USB connector
- is there any adapter to usb 2.0 or maybe 3.0?
This, or a similar card? USB 3.0 PCI-E Express Card with 4 USB 3.0 Ports, Speed Up to 5.0 Gbps
Does anyone know the front panel pin connector layout for the h50-50 cih81m motherboard? I am trying to move it to a new case and cannot find it anywhere.
Read other answersI bought a Lenovo M81 ThinkCentre SFF motherboard for a cheap gaming pc I am building.Well the issue is that every post I have found about the front panel pin layout isn?t workingThe case is FBM-01 By RosewillBut I have even tried the screwdriver method and nothing.I have the psu plugged in,the wires for that.And the basic components,ram,cpu,gpu,and the psu and nothing.What am I doing wrong?
Read other answersWhat is the order of connection of the pin numbers for the front panel connector.
Eg: what number pin for the power switch etc.
This is for a E-machine D2685 mother board that i have recently purchased.
According to my eMachine files the D2685 has a FIC VC37GV Mainboard and uses a Intel standard 9 pin front panel header.
Attached is a pinout for that header.
I have the mothermoard that comes with the TinkCentre E93 Desktop and I have since upgraded my computer case to something bigger and better looking. I managed to get everything connected besides the front panel connectors which are very important. The ThinkCentre motherboard is a bit weird in its layout and the ThinkCentre case had a single connector that connects into this pinout however, my new case has single connectors instead of a single 13 pin + 1 blank connector. My case has a connector which consists of a total of 9 pins.It would've been simple if the board had a marking indicating what each pinout is for and which is positive and negative but unfortunately there isn't any of that. At the moment I can't seem to find any information at all with regard to how I should connect this. I would like to get opinions with regards to which pin goes where. This is the full specs of the desktop
Read other answersI just put in a Soyo P4I865PE Plus Dragon 2 into a POWMAX case. I had another Soyo Dragon P4X400-8235 mobo that had fried, and I'm replacing it.
What the mobo connector pins for the front panel require are the HDD LED, ACPI LED, PWRBT, RESET, POWER LED, KEY LOCK, SPEAKER.
My case has the SPEAKER, THE RESET, and the HDD LED, plus a POWER SW, and
one cable with
mic-bias
spkout r
spkout l
Return R
Return L
and 2 cables each with
+vcc
+D
-D
grounds.
So I have the SPEAKER, THE HDD LED and the RESET pins connected.
Right now I'm not getting any power. I suspect that it's because the POWER LED hasn't been hooked up. I don't know if hooking the POWER SW to the POWER LED will do any good--or any harm. Any suggestions, or do I need a different case?
Thanks for any suggestions, tips, or answers.
My motherboard is a model Ms-6330 Ver: 2.1 (Microstar) but it also has the gateway part number 2512595. I am currently relocating this motherboard to a brand new case that I just bought and I ran into a problem. The front panel connectors (power switch, led, hdd led, etc) go onto the motherboard in a certain area where there are 15 pins. Unfortunately I have no idea which connectors connect to which pins. Can someone help me? (Maybe someone with the same motherboard/problem). All I need is a way to identify the pins and make sure I don't like accidently fry my motherboard. Thanks a lot! -Andrew C.
Hi,
For starters, have you checked your manual? Also, look on the m/b...in really tiny abbreviated letters you should be able to see where these go (you may see "pw switch"...."HDD ACT"........i know when i was installing my connectors, i got most of them wrong..but dont worry..no frying of the motherboard.....if the connector is in the right place but no light from the LED..try reversing the cable........the easiest cables to place are the pw switch and the reset..as you can test these easily....good luck
I am currently in need of the exact front panel pin layout on a pttt9 motherboard. I have searched, but can't seem to find a diagram labeling which pins are for power, power led light, etc. Could someone send me a link? I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks!
Dell doesn't make front panel pin-outs public for any PC model.
So unless somebody else has mapped them and posts here, you're on your own to figure them out.
Hi everyoneWhile I took the front panel off of my case the other day I accidently removed the JAUD1 jumpers....and now my sound doesn't work. I downloaded the specific instruction guide from MSI for my motherboard and here's the section for it:The two right sound in and out cables were still attached, and I got sound out of my right speaker. But then when I connected the rest to what I thought was correct, I got sound out of my left speaker only. EDIT: I tried not attaching any of the cables and then I get no sound.The problem I have with these directions is that the cables are not labeled the same as the diagram. They are as follows:Purple - R INYellow - R OUTBlack - GNDGreen - MIC BIASBlue - L INRed - L OUTBlack - GNDOrange - MIC INCan anyone help with this? I'd love to have both of my speakers playing sound again....
Read other answersHello! Recently, I transferred my Dell Motherboard (From an Inspiron 560) to a new Rosewill Challenger-S case. All of that went fine and dandy but now I'm facing another problem: I don't quite know where to plug up the cables from the case's front panel (power switch, reset switch, HDD LED). I found a port on my motherboard labeled "Front Panel" which matches the ports, but one is missing like normal front panel connectors, and the cables only take up 6 out of the 9 pins. So the real question is, where do you plug up the cables, or do you even put them in that spot?
Sorry if that sounded really nooby,
JaxDrumm
Take a close up picture of your motherboard and post it so we can see it. please.
Read other 1 answersSo I basically have a very odd front panel audio connector setup, very confusing, I've made over 10 thread on different forums and non were able to help me.
I'm using a Gigabyte G31 motherboard GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket 775 - GA-G31M-ES2L (rev. 1.x)
Manual page for the motherboard output can be found below the first image
The front panel audio connectors consists of:
Yellow- MIC BIAS
Green - SPKOUT R
Peach - MIC In
Blue - Return L
Black - Ground
White - SPKOUT L
Grey - SPKOUT L
Much Thanks and appreciation to those who read this read
Your front panel connections aren't odd, but they are old. They are for the AC97 standard.
Set your onbaord audio to AC97 in the BIOS set-up.
The AC97 pinouts are here:
Desktop Boards — Front panel audio header pinouts
1 Mic In
2 Ground
3 Mic Bias
5 Spkout R
9 Spkout L
It looks like the onboard audio doesn't support the Return lines.
There should only be one Spkout L connector. It's the white (not gray) one.
Have you really been trying to figure this out for 5 months? Yikes.
If these connections cause your PC to go up in a fireball, don't blame me.
I recently tried to upgrade my mother board in my pc. The factory motherboard has a 14 pin front panel connector and the new motherboard has a 10 pin front panel connector. I had the bright idea of tinkering with the wires and rearranging them to fit the 10 pin input. I am currently trying to put all the original parts back together and the wires are still set up for the 10 pin connector and not the 14. Could anyone help me figure out which postions to put the wires in on the connector?
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Picture of the wires that go into the connector
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My motherboard USB connector is not compatible with my case front panel USB plugs. The USB connector on my motherboard (NetVista A22p 2292) is for one 10 (two rows) pin connector. The plugs on the tower (A-Top XBlade Black/Silver Ultimate Gaming Machine With 450W PSU & Side window, Model "AT859A-BK") front USB are two separate 4 pin USB plugs (They are VCC, USB1-, USB2+, GND pins w/GRN wire). What can I get or do to make them compatible? Thanks.
See if this helps..not exactly sure if it will:http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/usb_adapter.html
Read other 1 answersI found a lot of people searching for this information... since I was unable to find it, I tested the front panel connectors by myself, and that is what I found:
Power front panel (black connector)
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | | | | | | |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Yl | | Bk | Gn | Yl | Bk |xxxx|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 11 | 13 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 |xxxx|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
Description
1 Black Disk activiry led ground
2 Yellow Disk activiry led ground
3 Not connected
4 Not connected
5 Not connected
6 Black Power led ground
7 Not connected
8 Yellow Power led signal
9 Not connected
10 Yellow Power switch signal
11 Not connected
12 Black Power switch ground
13 Not connected
14 Locked (no pin)
USB front panel (yellow connector)
It's a standard internal USB connector, but with two additional ground wires
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | Re | Wh | Gn | Bk | |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | Bw | Bl | Yl | Bk |XXXX|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 11 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 |XXXX|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
1 Black Ground
2 Black Ground
3 Red US... Read more
OK I am intrigued. What are you trying to accomplish ... a hibrid A60 ?
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HiI am trying to determine which type of 3.5mm audio plug to put into the front panel connector for using headphone with a microphone to do video communications. could be - sleeve, ring and tip (mono sound and microphone)orcould be - sleeve, ring, ring, and tip (stereo sound and microphone) Have read through the manuals and nothing is said about which type to use.
Hi, I can't see your image but probably you can see mine (a) All standard 3.5mm (stereo) headphones will fit and work.(b) For the second port on the right, all standard 3.5mm headsets will fit and work. Its default is for microphone, all standard 3.5mm mono microphones will fit and work. Note: probably around 95% of 3.5mm headphones and microphones on the market now are normal/standard. Regards.
Read other 1 answersI have Workstation xw4600 motherboard E93839 front panel connector is a 18 Pin. I cannot connect the front panel such as power switch button, reset button, HDD LED, and etc. Is there a pinout schematic for this motherboard's front pannel? I have ws ug xw4600 strg 453080-001 screen PDF that is the motherboard. Does not give the 18 Pin conector. Thank you for your time.
Above on the left is this specific forum's search box, and if you type in pinout and then hit return you will find what you need. The HP workstations of this era (xw6400 xw6600 xw4600 etc) used very similar pinouts with slight variations, and there are excellent posts in there where you can see all the variations. All the important ones will be there for you. Even the wiring colors have been quite uniform. Makes sense they would do it that way.
Read other 1 answersHello, I've recently bought an m57p (type) motherboard and I'm trying to install into a new case. But I can't find any instruction or scheme how to connect front panel cables. Can anybody explane how to connect them? I now have 13 pins and I have any ideas how to connet them correctly. Please help me...
Refer to this thread. Thx.
ThinkCentre-front-panels-power-audio-and-USB-pinout
I'm assuming these are not USB 3.0 ports but what kind of USB bracket plugs would work here?
Read other answersI found a lot of people searching for this information... since I was unable to find it, I tested the front panel connectors by myself, and that is what I found:
Power front panel (black connector)
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | | | | | | |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Yl | | Bk | Gn | Yl | Bk |xxxx|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 11 | 13 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 |xxxx|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
Description
1 Black Disk activiry led ground
2 Yellow Disk activiry led ground
3 Not connected
4 Not connected
5 Not connected
6 Black Power led ground
7 Not connected
8 Yellow Power led signal
9 Not connected
10 Yellow Power switch signal
11 Not connected
12 Black Power switch ground
13 Not connected
14 Locked (no pin)
USB front panel (yellow connector)
It's a standard internal USB connector, but with two additional ground wires
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | Re | Wh | Gn | Bk | |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| Bk | Bw | Bl | Yl | Bk |XXXX|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 1 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 9 | 11 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
| 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 |XXXX|
+----+----+----+----+----+----+
1 Black Ground
2 Black Ground
3 Red US... Read more
OK I am intrigued. What are you trying to accomplish ... a hibrid A60 ?
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Hi (a post after a long time)
I've a F90M motherboard (with intel 915G chipset - i gues chipset doesn't have to do anything with front panel connections, but ... ). It came out of Acer 3700GX PC (i think its a bit old ).
Ok, now i'm trying to put it in a standard larger ATX casing. I've fitted it in and everything works fine except the front panel connections. I cannot identify the front panel connections and could only manage to identify the power switch pins on the motherboard.
I've searched over internet and couldn't find a manual of the motherboard (found manual for the PC on www.nodevice.com but it doesn't tell how to connect front panel)
so can you guys please suggest me the connections for front panel LEDs, Audio and USB.
and i really believe that you TSG guys are up to it
Thanks in advance
no replies????
is it such a hard/stupid question??
Situation
I just bought a new motherboard and a new Amd Phenom II 965 Black Edition Processor.
I believe I have installed everything correctly except for the the System Panel(The case power button which has 20-8 connector)I have 2 cords coming from the area near my power button one has 4 connection holes. The other one has 9(It's got a ton of different color cords combine).
Problem
I am not sure how to get the power button to work or even light up. If I plug in the 4 hole connector in a certain way the computer when plugged in turns on using the I/O but nothing comes up on the screen.The fans and lights however go(excluding the power button light).
I also have no idea whether which cord connects my 15 in1 Card reader(for cameras).
My Computer
Vista 64 bit(I have a windows 7 professional cd I plan on installing)
My motherboard is a M4A78-EM.
I have an Hp Pavilion.
Put in a new power supply,ram and graphics card awhile back.
Nvidia Gts 250
550 Watt power supply
8 Gigs of Ram
Amd Phenom II 965 Black Edition Processor
I could really could use help!
To Clarify what im trying to do
Need help connecting an HP Pavilion Power Button cord to my M4A78-EM motherboard.
I have a Foxconn C51GU01 uBTX motherbaord. I am trying to switch the case out from the gateway to my Antec. The problem I am having is this motherboard is not labeled like any I have ever seen.
The front panel looks like this: http://support.gateway.com/s/MOTHERBD/FIC/105552/105552mvr18.shtml
If someone could help me connect the front panel correctly it would be appreciated. My desktop is just taking up space because I cant figure it out.
Thanks in Advance.
This appears to use a standard Intel front panel pinout.
Looking at the picture pin #1 is the upper right pin in the graphic. On that side you will only use 4 pins. They are pin 1, 3, 5 and 7
Only the bottom row of pins you will also only use 4 pins. These are pins 2, 4, 6, & 8.
Pin 1 & 3 are HDD actively LED
Pins 5 & 7 are the Reset switch
Pin 9 is a No Connect
Pins 2 & 4 are Power LED
Pins 6 & 8 are On/Off Power Switch
Pin #9 should be Blank
Normally;
(Reset Switch) Pin 5 is Negative, pin 7 is Positive
(On/OFF Power Switch) Pin 6 is Positive, pin 8 is Negative
If the Power LED and the HDD LED don't work properly, just turn the KK connector plug 180°
Im looking to find the manual for a motherboard that I am installing into a computer that I've been building. I am looking for the correct placement of the front panel pins into the motherboard.
The motherboard:
Acer mb.gay09.001
Didn't this motherboard come out of an Acer PC? If so, you would have to look for the overall manual that came with the PC which might show the front panel pin layout. Whether there is a separate motherboard manual, I don't know. If you know the model of the Acer PC you could possibly go to the Acer website and download a manual from there.
If this is a motherboard you bought on Ebay or something, you could go back to the seller and ask them what model it came from.
