I am having trouble connecting the front panel audio of my PC case (unknown manufacturer) to a ASUS M4A87TD/USB3 mainboard.
The front panel wires have the following configuration:
Due to the two ground wires I am assuming that the panel uses AC97 (I switched the BIOS settings accordingly):
Any ideas what went wrong?
The front panel wires have the following configuration:
Code:
FP1 EAR GND ■■■■───────────── (black)
FP2 EAR RGT ■■■■──────┬────── (green)
FP3 EAR RGT ■■■■──────┘ (green)
FP4 EAR LFT ■■■■──────┬────── (blue)
FP5 EAR LFT ■■■■──────┘ (blue)
FP6 MIC GND ■■■■───────────── (purple)
FP7 MIC IN ■■■■──────┬────── (yellow)
FP8 MIC IN ■■■■──────┘ (yellow)
Due to the two ground wires I am assuming that the panel uses AC97 (I switched the BIOS settings accordingly):
Code:
AC97 definition: My wiring:
MIC - 1 2 - AUD_GND FP8 (MIC IN) - 1 2 - FP6 (MIC GND)
MIC_BIAS - 3 4 - AUD_GND FP7 (MIC IN) - 3 4 - FP1 (EAR GND)
FP_OUT_R - 5 6 - FP_RETURN_R FP2 (EAR RGT) - 5 6 - FP3 (EAR RGT)
AUD_5V - 7 x NC - 7 x
FP_OUT_L - 9 10 - FP_RETURN_L FP4 (EAR LFT) - 9 10 - FP5 (EAR LFT)
Intel HD definition:
PORT1L - 1 2 - GND
PORT1R - 3 4 - PRESENCE#
PORT2R - 5 6 - SENSE1_RETUR
SENSE_SEND - 7 x
PORT2L - 9 10 - SENSE2_RETUR
Any ideas what went wrong?