Iam using the motherboard of HP DX5150MT on a different casing and having problems with power & light cables.How do I plug-in power button+LED, HDD LED & Speakers cables on HP DX5150MT motherboard?? I'll be grateful.
SOURCE: Front panel connections
Hi sjcrofts,
The most common problem for most people is knowing what wire color is positive & which wire color is negative. The colors blue, red, green, light blue, light red & light green are normally positive. The color white & black are negative. Your board uses only 2-pin connectors. The 3-pin power connector can be turned into a 2-pin connector to work with the M848ALU pins.
(Page 13, PANEL1). How to? Take the three pin connector, on the back side of the connector you'll see a small tab that holds the wire into the connector. Use a needle & pull tab up while pulling the wire out at the same time. The wire should slide out. Insert the wire back into the connector next to the other wire. You do not need to hook up the SUS led which stands for suspend.
Pin 1 is positive & the manual shows this by adding the _P = positive.
Pin 3 which is to the right of pin 1, is negative for the hard drive led. Pins 9 & 10 are not used.
Good luck sjcrofts!
Mike
SOURCE: hi i have a problem with panel1 on M848A v5.0
OK, this is for all the idiots who reply and offer NOTHING. You need more info, model and ver? HE ALREADY GAVE ALL THAT INFO.
Type "M848A v5" in google and you will see it is a PCChips mobo AND the manual is here:
http://download.ecsusa.com/dlfilepcc/manual/848Av50.pdf
BUT the manual DOES NOT HAVE THE PIN-OUT, so the manual is worthless...
Here is the pin-out:
(2)(4)(6)(8)
(1)(3)(5)(7)(9)
...and thanks to guntotenmadm
"""Aug 28, 2009 - The pin layout on the MB
are color coded. There is green, orange, pink, and blue. I'll start
with the green pins 2 and 4 these are for the power led wires, bottom
pin #2 is the + pin (your green wire). Pin #4 is - (your white wire).
Now the orange pins, pins 1 and 3 these are for the HDD led. The bottom pin #1 is the HDD + pin (your red wire). Pin #3 is the HDD
- (your white wire). Now the pink pins, 6 and 8 these are for the power
switch. Pin #6 is the + pin (your orange wire). Pin #8 is the - pin
(your white wire). Now the blue pins, 5 and 7 these are for the reset
switch. Pin #5 is the - (your white wire). Pin #7 is the + (your blue
wire)."""
SOURCE: Case upgrade for Dell Dimension 4100
i upgraded a friends pc and had the same issue but i solved it very simply see go out and buy a new case but before you do look at the floor model look at the connectors now most cases come with a atx universal plug it's something new i noticed and i just plugged in the plug now depending on the style you might have to reposition ( key it to the terminals) the plug to get the proper sequence but rest assure it is not that difficult did it to a friends dell and it works perfect no problems what so ever give it a try
SOURCE: pin alignment on motherboard for led switches
Connecting the Front Panel Header
Table 6. Front Panel Header (J9H3)
Pin
Signal
In/Out
Description
Pin
Signal
In/Out
Description
Hard Drive Activity LED
Power LED
1
HD_PWR
Out
Hard disk LED pull-up (330 ω) to +5 V
2
HDR_BLNK_GRN
Out
Front panel green LED
3
HDA#
Out
Hard disk active LED
4
HDR_BLNK_YEL
Out
Front panel yellow LED
Reset Switch
On/Off Switch
5
Ground
Ground
6
SWITCH_ON#
In
Power switch
7
FP_RESET#
In
Reset switch
8
Ground
Ground
9
+5 V
Out
Power
10
N/C
Not connected
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it has numbers written near the pins, no text. Thanks anyway.
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